--- Quote from: BT65 on January 15, 2013, 09:31:24 PM ---
I like Mark's suggestion of not having to listen to people who bug you. I'd go with that.
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I can also take off my glasses, and not bother looking at anyone ! ;) This way I can just say, can't hear ya, can't see ya ! ;D
Ray 8)
pozniceguy:
Ray, got mine a year ago great to be able to "tune out" who/what you want... mine have 3 settings to filter the "noise"....... good luck with the new AIDS ( Hearing)
Nick
AlanBama:
Hi Ray, I hate it that you're going to need hearing aids, but I'm glad that you will be able to GET them! I know they can be very pricey.
I hope you can get a pair that work well for you, and you will notice a marked improvement in your hearing, and thus, your quality of life.
HUGS, Alan
LongTimeSurvivor:
I've always wanted to go to hell in a hand basket...where did you get yours? Does it go real fast?
Yes, the getting old thing is tiresome. I was at the gym today and thought to myself "what the hell am I doing here, I'm 54. This is all damned hard to do." But I keep going, I've just learned to ignore the creaks and snaps.
Mishma:
You are not alone.
My friend's 11 year old son needs cochlear implants-he's going completely deaf, and I struggle with what is called hyperacusis, the hypersensitivity to sound.
Hope these help and aren't too much a pain in the arse.