As we approach the heartwarming season of Thanksgiving, we at All About Hearing/Lake Audiology want to extend our deepest gratitude to you, our valued patients. Your trust and support mean the world to us, and we are incredibly thankful for the opportunity to be a part of your hearing health journey.
Thanksgiving is More Than Just a Feast
Thanksgiving is a time of joy, gratitude, and togetherness. It’s also a bustling season filled with lively conversations and laughter. For those navigating hearing challenges, such gatherings can sometimes be overwhelming. But worry not! We’re here with some simple yet effective strategies to ensure you enjoy every moment of this festive occasion:
- Talk to your host. Let them know about your hearing loss and ask if there are any accommodations they can make. For example, they can turn down the music or choose a quieter location for gatherings.
- Find the Right Spot: Choose a seat at the dinner table away from the kitchen or other noisy areas. Sitting with your back against a wall can help reduce background noise.
- Face-to-Face Conversations: Engage in conversations where you can see faces clearly. Lip-reading and facial expressions are valuable cues that aid in understanding speech.
- Take Breaks: It’s okay to step away for a quiet moment if the noise becomes too much. Short breaks can help reduce auditory fatigue.
- Communication is Key: Gently remind friends and family about your hearing needs. Most people are happy to accommodate once they understand your perspective.
- Use Modern Technology: If you use hearing aids, ensure they are adjusted for noisy environments. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need help with this.
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- Use Modern Technology: If you use hearingaids, ensure they are adjusted for noisy environments. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need help with this.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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