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I was surfing, and found a post about a recent study and article done, called: “Effect of Minimal Hearing Loss on Children’s Ability to Multitask in Quiet and in Noise”. The full text in a PDF format, and more info can be found here: http://lshss.asha.org/cgi/content/abstract/39/3/342. The abstract reads:
Effect of Minimal Hearing Loss on Children’s Ability [...]
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AC is way more than ”the kid with the hearing aids”… but, labels come cheap and everyone uses them.
Below is another letter I had written 9 days after our son (then almost 4 yrs old) was diagnosed… while we waited on getting his new hearing aids. Reality hits home about labeling… stigma… hearing aids. Things that still bother [...]
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