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worldfiddler
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« on: September 19, 2008, 09:50:31 PM »

Hello folks, I'm 55 years old, male, a violinist, and have moderate hearing loss (noticable in the last 5 years), mostly high frequency. Speech is hard to follow, and obviously I miss the all the other high frequency sounds of nature, etc, have difficulty following speech when background noise is present. I have a pair of NHS Oticon Spirits for the last 4 years, which help a bit, but I'm looking for something a bit better to improve the quality of life.

My hearing loss is not caused by excessive noise in the past - it's just the common 'sensorineural hearing loss' .. I hate saying 'age-related', as I think that's quite meaningless - after all, all manner of things, including natural death, are age-related!

I also suffer from constant, high-tone, binaural tinnitus, and I only mention this because suitable hearing aids with high can can help to mask the sound.

I'm having problems getting a decent pair of aids that works for me, so  I'll be asking some questions as I look through the subject threads!

Thanks,

Jim
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« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2008, 02:01:10 PM »

Welcome to the site....feel free to ask
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