What about Realtime Captioning? Sometimes it's called CART or C-Print. Realtime Captioning is a good option for those who don't already know ASL. ASL takes awhile to learn, and Realtime Captioning, you just read word for word what everyone's saying in a laptop screen.
This is a Stenographer, like the people in court transcribing what's happening. They use their machine to type away what they hear, and it is translated into a laptop for you to read what people are saying.
Ask the school, you're entitled to this under the ADA just like interpreters. Contact your Vocational Rehabilitaton if you feel that your job performance is being affected due to your hearing loss. They can help you to make sure that you can do your job with reasonable accommodations at work.
This is a Stenographer, like the people in court transcribing what's happening. They use their machine to type away what they hear, and it is translated into a laptop for you to read what people are saying.
Ask the school, you're entitled to this under the ADA just like interpreters. Contact your Vocational Rehabilitaton if you feel that your job performance is being affected due to your hearing loss. They can help you to make sure that you can do your job with reasonable accommodations at work.
to AllDeaf forum. You have become late deafen and not use to being without hearing the sounds which you have use to being a hearing person. Just gotta get use to the silent world and hearing aids help but maybe you can have CI if you prefer to hear again. Us, Deafies are pretty much reject the idea of CI in the back of our brain. 
ASL helps us understand what people are saying even if you are in the meeting. If you don't want to learn ASL and not have ASL interpreter, then you can try notetaking from someone who will write what other people say in the meeting. Good luck. I hope you enjoy reading and posting all the threads here. Have fun with us. See you around. 
