Signs and symptoms of hearing loss may include, but are not limited to:

• The feeling that people are mumbling when they are talking
• Difficulty hearing or understanding conversation in background noise
• Frequently asking people to repeat what they are saying
• Asking others to speak more slowly, clearly or loudly
• Agreeing or nodding your head in conversation when you're not sure what's been said
• Withdrawal from conversations
• Avoidance of  some social settings
• Reading lips in order to follow what people are saying
• Requiring the TV or radio volume to be "turned up"
• Difficulty understanding on the telephone
• Difficulty hearing certain environmental sounds, i.e.- birds chirping
• Tinnitus

"What Did You Say"
 By Reba Orton                                     

Huh? Hmm? Eh? What?
Give that another shot.
What was that?
I missed that.
Repeat that.
I didn't get that.
I beg your pardon, say that again.
I'm sorry, run that by me again.
Speak louder, speak slower.
Excuse me? Pardon me?
I couldn't hear you, I can't hear you.
I didn't hear you, I don't understand you.


The amount of hearing impaired people in the population is on the rise. If you demonstrate any of the above signs or symptoms, we encourage you to have your hearing evaluated. Better hearing means better quality of life, for you and for your family. Life is calling...You deserve to hear it!