Hearing aids can improve your hearing and quality of life — if you allow time to adjust to them. Steps such as easing in with a few hours a day, reading while listening, and engaging in conversation can help you make the transition.
Sep 1st, 2019
Hearing aids can improve your hearing and quality of life — if you allow time to adjust to them. Steps such as easing in with a few hours a day, reading while listening, and engaging in conversation can help you make the transition.
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