Talk with family and friends about the decision you are about to make. They may know things about you and your hearing loss that you do not know. They are suffering, as you are, and deserve to be included in this decision. Also, don t forget that your friends may not have followed the recommendation of an Audiologist or they may have gone to someone less than qualified to get hearing aids. They may not be having a good experience.
Communication implies the involvement of at least one other party.
If you can t talk to others without facing them, maybe it is time to get your hearing evaluated. Kristin A. Krotz, Bowie Licensed Audiologist About Health Tips Health Tips is a new feature in the Prince George's Community College Senior Citizen Bulletin. A guest, from the health field, will be invited to write an article on a pertinent health issue each semester.