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Scrivener7

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6. I'm so sorry.

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Mon Nov 25, 2024, 09:11 AM

Nov 25

I'm sure you have looked into this, but just in case you haven't, my cousin just got a cochlear implant for his hearing loss that probably resulted from too many Dead concerts. It has made an unbelievable difference.

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How to tell my friends I won't be able to attend the annual pre-holiday dinner. [View all] 3Hotdogs Nov 25 OP

Tell them the truth. Irish_Dem Nov 25 #1

In your case, it probably won't help, but mahatmakanejeeves Nov 25 #2

Thanks. 3Hotdogs Nov 25 #3

Have you tried a sound cancelling unit? Before I got my aids, I couldn't hear anything in a restauraunt clearly ... marble falls Nov 25 #4

I so understand and commiserate with you. Biophilic Nov 25 #5

I'm so sorry. Scrivener7 Nov 25 #6

Besides the usual audiologist, I have made 5 visits over the years to an E.N.T. MD. 3Hotdogs Nov 25 #7

Might you benefit from a Speech-to-Text app? JoseBalow Nov 25 #8

I don't think so. In most situations - outdoors, gatherings of four or five people, I am ok with hearing other people. 3Hotdogs Nov 25 #9

Any chance that the group can book a private dining room? Tanuki Nov 25 #10

Good idea. There is time enough to explore that. 3Hotdogs Nov 26 #11

I'd go and smile or shrug a lot Marthe48 Nov 26 #12