Finding Hearing Aid Compatible Cell Phones
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How to Write an Advocacy Letter
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Do you know of current deaf or hard of hearing mainstreamed athletes?
DeafDigest/DeafSportZine maintains a web site at www.deafdigest.com/mainstream.htm to honor current mainstreamed athletes that play varsity sports for their high school teams.
If you know of any current mainstreamed athletes in your locale please e-mail barry@deafdigest.com so they could be added to this web site. If you see corrections that need to be made, please e-mail barry@deafdigest.comalso. Thank you!
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Click Deaf Twins Hear First Sounds - with cochlear implants.
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Teen Support Network Forming
Know of a teen who would like to develop friendships with other teens with a hearing loss? Then contact the Hearing Loss Assn. of Delaware (HLADE) for further information by e-mailing hlade@comcast.net or call (302) 292-3066 (V/Relay).
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Delaware Association Parent's LISTSERV
Have an idea or suggestion for a new Listserv or Bulletin Board?Let us know by EMail att:hlade@comcast.net
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New or Interesting Articles on Hearing LossMany of these articles are available by request at your local library. Where possible, links to articles are be provided. Just click on the link to see the article.
Hearing Loss Population Tops 31 Million
Hearing Aids
FM Helps Hearing Aid Users
Noise and Hearing
"How to Keep Your Hearing"
Newsweek, June 6, 2005
"Decibel Hell: Sickened by Sound, Health Effects of a Noisy World"
Environmental Health, January 2005
Severe amusia or tone deafness
Brain Journal (2002)
Is It Music to Your Ears? Cochlear Implants and Music - Advanced Bionics, March 2005 You'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to view this. The information on the article page 4 is most relevant to users of the Clarion cochlear implant.
Fascinating Facts on the
History of Hearing Loss
Deaf / HOH Jokes / Cartoons (Fogeys) are shown every week at: www.deafdigest.com/davideo.html. Go there to seek at the latest cartoon.
Thank you so much for your support of Hearing Loss Association of Delaware (HLADE).
We offer help and hope to people with hearing loss! For further information contact hlade@comcast.net or call (302) 292-3066 (V/Relay).
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