Help your loved one with hearing loss live a better life. Accepting hearing loss can be very difficult for those experiencing it and it might be ignored for a long time. It’s often seen as private, stigmatized and embarrassing and it isn’t always easy as a relative to know how to help. Hearing loss has a huge impact on quality of life, not only for the person with a hearing loss but also for those around them, and the sooner action is taken, the better.
Do you suspect that someone you love may have hearing loss?
These can be some of the early signs of hearing loss:
A lot of people have trouble accepting the fact their hearing isn’t as good as it once was. Hearing loss might seem embarrassing to them, or a sign of aging or weakness. But being unable to hear can have a negative effect on their relationships, health and quality of life.
What’s most upsetting is when you see someone you care about start to withdraw from the parts of life they enjoy because they’re unable to hear. You might have even noticed a personality change.
If you’re concerned about a loved one’s hearing health, you can suggest to take our online hearing test together. The road to better hearing does not have to be lonely and your loved one may find it easier than going directly to the hearing care professional.
One of the biggest struggles for those dealing with hearing loss is finding the right support.
Here’s a few ways you can help:
