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Neuralac is used in the UK, but still very unheard of. Most CI centres use AB, Cochlear or Med-El

I have never used my hair to cover my HA/CI. just the fact how long my hair is. Now my hair is short i dont care who see its

Hello, maybe you could give me some tips AJW, BSL still doesnt come naturally to me and I wouldn't say im fluent and I have been exposed to BSL since a very early age. Although I don't use it much. Just wanted to add, that I understand BSL more than signing it myself

LOL i've been deaf most of my life and I don't even have a sign name!!

BSL if no hearing equipment worked for me!

Think we say water WARTER

I'm a Brit :giggle: Ugh speech therapy, didnt have to learn to say words but My speech therapist at the age of 13 had a serious word with me, she said if i wasnt gunna say my s, ch, or sh properly people arent gunna understand me properly and i wouldnt be able to fix those issues, i just...

heyy!! welcome!! I have irish relatives and have never visited!! Really want to though! I'm deaf(profound) and iv been here for years but only popping in from time to time!! your welcome to pm/ or post me a message on my profile!! Do you find this board supportive?

Manchester is okay, Trafford Centre is the best place to go if you love shopping, eating or watching films :) The city centre's okay for a quick visit

I work in a day care that takes children from 6 weeks-5 years. My room specifically is 1-2 years olds. very interesting job at times!

thinking I havent posted in a while!! :wave: AD'ers

Welcome Sash!!

Hello!!! I've jumped on here for a quick look before work!! Welcome krissy!! I see you live in Manchester, so if you need to talk etc, we can always meet up one day for a Starbucks!

My mother is also stubborn, I can tell she has maybe even a tiny bit of hearing loss, she agreeds but won't go see anybody.

I have a vibrating alarm wristwatch

I wear a Oticon, don't think my local hospital does Naida's as I've never seen them on a person in the waiting room.

I thought skelton earmoulds were only for implants, my bad. Anyway I can't wear a mould in my implanted ear, after a few days it hurts my ear(I supposed with not wearing a mould for 11 years will do that) Anyway I have soft earmoulds for my HA ear and I am told not to move my mouth at all when...

My Oticon, size 13 batteries last a week give or take a few days. I wear them 7 days a week for 17-20 hours a day

I discovered a candy website that imports candy and drinks from USA :) May buy some to try out

Thank you for the clarification