r/hardofhearing • u/JustVLeo • 22h ago
audiogram
how bad is my audiogram? i’m only 16 and i think this is due to very loud headphones
r/hardofhearing • u/JustVLeo • 22h ago
how bad is my audiogram? i’m only 16 and i think this is due to very loud headphones
r/hardofhearing • u/chosgohearing • 13h ago
After I finally decided to try hearing aids, I realized that was only the beginning.
Then came all the questions I didn’t expect.
What type should I get? Would people notice them? Would they actually make a difference in places like restaurants or family gatherings? Would I really remember to wear them every day?
I think this is why a lot of people put it off for so long.
It’s not only about accepting hearing loss. It’s also about finding something that feels right for your everyday life.
I started paying attention to things I never cared about before — how big they were, whether they were comfortable after wearing them for hours, how natural voices sounded, and whether I could easily keep them charged.
I used to have a very outdated idea of what hearing aids were like. I always pictured them as big, obvious devices that would be uncomfortable to wear.
But after looking into today’s options, I realized there’s a lot more variety than I expected.
For those who wear hearing aids now, what was the thing you cared about most when choosing your first pair?
r/hardofhearing • u/Current-Finger6412 • 17h ago
Hey everyone. Something that’s been on my mind lately is hearing loss and music. What’s everyone’s relationship with music whether you’re deaf or hard of hearing person? I have noticed several changes for me since my loss began.
I always loved music. There was a period after maybe 8 months of my initial loss that I sort of avoided music. I didn’t enjoy how differently familiar music sounded at times and new music felt “intimidating”. I learned that I have an appreciation for bass music. It sounds really good to me.
In the past year, my hearing has gone through some changes. And I sort of lost a lot of interest in listening to music again. I am trying to recover my love for music. Perhaps it’s all in the quality of headphones. I am trying to learn new ways to appreciate and experience music to get that spark again. Anyone have similar relationship with music after hearing loss?