If you think you have hearing loss, you are not alone. Over 430 million people worldwide have disabling hearing loss.¹ Listen to the stories from HearingLife customers who have made the journey to better hearing.
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"I was a psychotherapist, and I had to give up my practice, because I couldn't provide to my patients the needed hearing that is very important.
I'm lucky to be part of (work with) this organization (HearingLife)."
Hearing loss affects your life in different ways. As it often develops gradually over time, it is hard to know when it's time to seek treatment for hearing loss.
People wait an average of 7 years before seeking help. Once they are treated and experience the positive impact hearing aids have on their life, they often regret waiting so long.
"It's very upsetting, to someone who's already upset, when you keep being asked to repeat yourself over and over again.
It (hearing better) does make a difference. All those little things... they're not so little until you start missing them."
The signs of hearing loss can be vague and gradual, but they can sometimes be obvious and sudden.
If you recognize one or more of the signs below, then it might be time for you to seek treatment.
