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My friend who has perfect pitch put his guitar up against his son in the womb and played music while his wife read to him. Joshua came out and was good at math and English all through school. When Jeff's mom got dementia late in life, he would have her put her hand on his guitar while he played...

Being that I am SSD from my "encounter" with a 5 ton load of granite slabs which left me totally imbalanced and tinnitus, I developed a change in my "gate" or walking straight ability, which over time threw my back out of alignment. I developed spinal stenosis to the point of having to have an...

How do deaf people deal with tinnitus, or is it even an issue. I am SSD and have it since a load of granite slabs fell off a truck and crushed me.

A bit off topic but is the deaf community aware of Wireless Bone Conduction Headphones? $47 - $175 models. Before very expensive and complicated digitized volume control hearing aids or digitized CI's are used, these WBCH's and devices should be experimented with. Deaf with some speech...

Have you checked for a malleus bone fracture? Wireless Bone Conduction headphones are great, and a Woojer Strap works really well too. 40 hz is soothing for tinnitus.

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Just got "Woojer", played some games and listened to Pink Floyd with this thing on my chest. Fantastic! I am SSD, with little hearing in good ear, I use an open ear, wireless bone conduction headphones, and along with Woojer, the feeling is so fine. Check it out.

Any body who wants to "cypher" the world a little bit better, with any kind of phone, needs to experiment with these low cost, high quality, "OPEN EAR", headphones, which can be paired up to any telephone, or tablet. You can ware two of them, and really multitask hands free.

I became SSD 11 years ago when granite slabs fell off a truck and struck me to the ground, when I came to at the hospital I realized that, among other things, broken hips and legs, the hearing in my right ear was gone. My bones finally healed but I had a serious TBI, and was SSD. I struggled to...

I am SSD and these wireless bone conduction headphone(s) changed my life, check them out, I hope this helps...

I went SSD in the instant that a load of granite slabs fell off a truck and struck me down. When I woke up in the hospital, the doctors realized that my right ear was completely dead (possible fractured bones in the inner ear), and my only good ear, (which I had some hearing loss in due to...

My friend did this when she went deaf, I told her to go down to the shelter. She went down to the shelter with her favorite book, sat down, and started reading to the dogs. Certain dogs would sit and listen to her, instead of barking or pacing, and after awhile she picked one and it became a...

I also wear an ear plug in my good ear, my other ear is dead, from a real bad concussion. At night I put my bone conduction headphones over the ear plug and put on some A 432 instrumental music on low, and it lulls me to sleep. I also use a 432 tuning fork placed on my forehead, and listen to...