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Deaf/Hard of Hearing

GreenPartyVoter

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2. I hope it does. I have had it all my life because of the hearing loss, but it always came and went.

Reply to lpbk2713 (Reply #1)

Mon May 20, 2013, 06:14 AM

May 2013

This constant high-pitched whistle and clicking are very annoying. I can't tell you how many times lately I thought I heard a timer going off in the kitchen, and it just turned out to all be in my head. LOL

I hear you on fighting the VA. Seems like an awful lot of the time the government that is meant to serve the people wants to do anything but!

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Having a sinus thing has kickstarted the mother of all tinnitus episodes. [View all] GreenPartyVoter May 2013 OP

Mine varies in intensity on both sides. lpbk2713 May 2013 #1

I hope it does. I have had it all my life because of the hearing loss, but it always came and went. GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #2

Getting hearing aids killed my tinnitus DavidDvorkin May 2013 #3

Hmmm That's interesting. I don't recall if I experienced any changes when I wore one as a kid. GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #4

This seems to be a known phenomenon DavidDvorkin May 2013 #5

The reason I stopped wearing my hearing aid, aside from the "ear boogers," was that GreenPartyVoter May 2013 #6

I've had that going on ballardgirl Aug 2013 #7