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My husband still talks me me after one of us has left the room. My mother is the worst at putting her hand over her mouth when talking.

This has been my experience. I hate when people face away from me or cover their mouths. It's especially "fun" when people try to say something to me from the other end of a long hallway at work.

That makes sense.

Excellent point. Lau. However, I do feel like I'm in no man's land - I'm hearing but I'm not.

Bottesini, my loss is worse in the high frequencies, to a severe loss in my right, moderate in my left. My speech discrimination is 85% with my hearing aids.

I've been seeing the term "late-deafened" for a while now and up to now I've always assumed that a l-d person is someone who once had hearing but no longer does. Now I see people mentioning being l-d but can hear with hearing aids (in differing degrees.) Personally, the only time I can hear...

Hi Julie! I'm new, too, and live in Jefferson City.

I'm Leslie. I have progressive, congenital hearing loss in both ears. My loss is sloping with high frequencies at 25% in my left ear, 10% in my right. I've been wearing hearing aids in both ears for about 8 years. Looking forward to being part of the group here! :wave: