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The Case of the Silent Bus Pass: A Tale of Discretion, Delays, and Dazzling Service!
I recently had an experience that perfectly encapsulates some of the joys and frustrations of navigating public transport with hidden disabilities. It all started with
Venice Marco Polo: A Leading Example of Airport Accessibility for deaf / HoH Travellers
(Image credit: Marco Polo Airport) Navigating airports can often present unique challenges for deaf individuals. The reliance on audible announcements for critical flight information frequently
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Myth: British Sign Language (BSL) is the only way deaf people communicate. Reality: The world of deaf communication is wonderfully diverse! While BSL is incredibly
A Timeline: My Hearing Journey with my audiologist Ian Arnold
A Timeline: My Hearing Journey with my audiologist Ian Arnold Year 1: The “Under Aided” Revelation (Initial Consultation) * Setting: My first appointment with Ian
World Hearing Day 2022 – Why Make Listening Safe Matters to us ALL?
This year the World Hearing Day theme is “To hear for life, listen with care”. the theme is mainly aimed at the prevention of hearing
Hearing aids versus a cochlear implant – which is better for adults with severe hearing loss?
Well, for people who have hearing loss equal to or greater than 80dB, NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) advise that a cochlear