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Deaf/Hard of Hearing

IbogaProject

(3,663 posts)

8. careful with the volume setting

Reply to TygrBright (Original post)

Sat Jan 15, 2022, 02:07 PM

Jan 2022

It's important to not turn it up too much, as the loss will continue and worsen if you go beyond what is needed. It is a delicate balance between just enough and too much.

Best wishes. And if your problem is hereditary research cochlear implants, so you know what to do if this keeps progressing. My mom's eye doctor (funny how he had best advice) commented on how it changed lives for some of his very deaf clients.

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Miraculous [View all] TygrBright Jan 2022 OP

Yes! DavidDvorkin Jan 2022 #1

Tygr, tblue37 Jan 2022 #2

Your articles were enormously helpful. I LOL'd at the "followed by a band" one! n/t TygrBright Jan 2022 #6

Yep, the entire KU Marching Band! tblue37 Jan 2022 #7

Glad to have helped. Now the Stones are scheduled for a tour this summer... 3Hotdogs Jan 2022 #3

Yaaaaaay! SheltieLover Jan 2022 #4

Oh, but there is technology that can help with that! ShazzieB Jan 2022 #16

Wow! Thx! SheltieLover Jan 2022 #18

My pleasure! ShazzieB Jan 2022 #19

Thank you for taking us on your journey- very informative. vanlassie Jan 2022 #5

careful with the volume setting IbogaProject Jan 2022 #8

Music sounds good? My mom can't tolerate listening to music, it sounds too tinny and not musical JudyM Jan 2022 #9

My devices have a "music" setting but I get better results in normal mode. TygrBright Jan 2022 #14

My grandfather was "legally" deaf momta Jan 2022 #10

thank you! Riverman100 Jan 2022 #11

Thank you for your wonderful, in depth post. It will help others. MLAA Jan 2022 #12

I am so glad for you!! mgardener Jan 2022 #13

Your account of this experience is very moving. 3catwoman3 Jan 2022 #15

I have Old Crank Jan 2022 #17

Hi, Bright! Higherarky Sep 2022 #20

Thank you, Higherarky! TygrBright Sep 2022 #21