Discover Some of Our Patient’s Journeys to Better Hearing

I first realized something was wrong because of ringing in my ear and it was hard to hear when lots of people were talking at the same time.

I first realized I had hearing challenges when I was 7 or 8 and lost my hearing for a month after scarlet fever.

I realized I might have a hearing challenge when I was asking my husband to repeat things too frequently, even though I could hear others clearly.

I first realized I had a hearing challenge when my family would get upset because they had to come and fetch me, instead of just calling to me from another room.

A coworker mentioned that my hearing seemed less than normal, which made me aware of a possible hearing challenge.

Talking one on one was fine for me, but as soon as other noises mixed into the conversation, I had trouble understanding.

Many years ago I realized I couldn’t hear, especially on the phone. I had no concerns before contacting Great Lakes Hearing.

The unknown about my ears made me wonder how much hearing I had lost, why it happened, and if it would get worse.

I was extremely frustrated, but I worked in a very noisy job and knew it was just a matter of time before I had hearing issues.

I first realized something was up with my hearing when my son told me after a family get-together that I was missing out on a bunch of the conversations

I had worked with Jill before and knew she was the most knowledgeable and caring person in the field, so I felt confident reaching out to the clinic.

There's nothing to lose by getting your hearing checked.