Your profession, how do others treat you?

Well done. I bet it’s a weight off of your shoulders.

I read a book over Christmas.

Mel Gibbons. “Let Them Theory”

I needed it.
Oprah Winfrey interviewed her. Check YouTube.

It helps me a lot. It prevents me from taking on stress.

My Jabra, Enhanced Pro 20, also purchased from Costco, have the find feature. I also haven’t lost one yet, but there’s only one drawback. The find feature only works as long as the batteries are charged. After your batteries go dead so does the find feature. If my hearing aids are not in my ears, then, they are in the charger. Whenever I put on a coat, shirt, or jacket, I check that my aids are still in my ears. One of the items that came with the hearing aids is a Velcro pouch to put them in when going to the barber or when removing them from your ears to swim or shower. I treat that pouch just like the charger.

@TatyanaKa I’m a retired RN. When I was working in my late 60’s I had Bil severe profound hearing loss. I wore Phonak SP Bolero aids. It got to the stage that I couldn’t hear on the phone. My employers didn’t give any help with assessable devices to help with phone calls. I was told by admin that I had to retire as I couldn’t take any Dr’s phone instructions.

Having been told to retire was the push I needed to be assessed for a CI. It’s the best thing I ever did.