hard of hearing
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Does Single Sided Deafness Need Treatment?

Friends, relatives, and even some doctors will say that hearing loss in one ear isn’t a big deal, and you don’t need treatment. For some people, that may be true. But many people with single sided hearing loss benefit from hearing assistance devices. Continue reading
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Hear Me Out Podcast: How My Acoustic Neuroma Diagnosis Led to Advocacy

I was honored to be on the Hear Me Out Podcast. I had a wonderful time chatting with @hardtohearit about working with hearing loss, single sided deaf hacks, advocacy, and the importance of community. Continue reading
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You Didn’t Hear That Either? *Phew*

I wrestle with feelings of failure when I don’t hear something. Realizing that other people (even those with regular hearing) also struggle to hear everything has been very empowering. Continue reading
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An Extrovert with Hearing Loss

As a child, I was a huge extrovert. Losing my all my hearing in one ear at age 27 fundamentally changed my interactions with people, especially in places with background noise. Continue reading
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SolaceShield: A solution for wearing hats with a bone anchored hearing aid

I was so excited to try out this product that makes it possible to wear a bone anchored hearing aid and a winter hat together. I found that SolaceShield significantly improved my winter recreation experience. Continue reading
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Tinnitus Stories

I love to share stories on this blog, and I don’t have a lot of in-depth experience with tinnitus, so I asked others who struggle with tinnitus to share their stories. Four different wonderful souls got in touch regarding their tinnitus experience. Continue reading
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Please Don’t Do This When Speaking to Someone with Hearing Loss

If you have never experienced hearing loss, it can be hard to know how to communicate successfully with someone who is hard of hearing. Here is a list of communication faux pas to avoid when talking to someone with hearing loss. Continue reading
About Me
Emily was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 27 and decided to make that experience worthwhile by paying it forward to other brain tumor warriors. She is passionate about supporting people and advocating for hearing assistance around motherhood and running a family business.



