Many times, family members will notice a hearing loss before their loved one recognizes they have it. The New York Times ran a story on this reality in 2012 that is really quite timeless. It highlights the risks of waiting too long to do anything about hearing loss as well as the link of hearing loss with dementia.
One of the greatest joys of the holiday season is reconnecting with loved ones whom you haven’t seen after months or even years of being apart. For adult children, the experience can sometimes be a startling one if they are confronted with visible evidence of an elderly relative’s physical or mental decline. One of the most common conditions that accompany aging is hearing loss. Many times, family members will notice a hearing loss before their loved one recognizes they have it. The New York Times ran a story on this reality in 2012 that is really quite timeless. It highlights the risks of waiting too long to do anything about hearing loss as well as the link of hearing loss with dementia. You can check it out here.
