Hearing Loss CPR -Keeping the Connection Alive | Linnaea Mallette | TEDxCamarillo 

Such a beautiful, relatable, wise and eye-opening presentation. I was so thankful and teary-eyed hearing someone else describe so perfectly the almost daily struggles my son and I go through with our hearing loss. The whispering in the ear part, was so on point! Thank you so much! I will be sharing this with friends, family, and co-workers.🙂

Thank you SO much ! All so very true and I will have my wife watch this. I have Profound Loss due to Meniere's Disease and was implanted with my first CI 5 yrs ago. About to have my second one done as well.

This is a beautiful presentation! Thank you Linnaea Mallette! I will remember my CPR!

My mother has hearing loss. She brought me here. I am hugely encouraged by this lady's story. Thank you. For sharing. 🙏

Thank you for telling the world about us.

I am deaf too. I have sent the link to my own wife, who is blessed with excellently keen hearing, to better understand my problems. She gets my attention when I am immersed in listening to other things like music and video, but she then starts to talk before I have time to pause it or turn around to face her and listen. Often I get up from bed whilst she is still sleeping. I don't need the aids in for anything at that time of the day, so when she comes to where I am and starts to talk, she is somewhat rapid in her speech, I say slow down please, I don't have my aids in! "Well you'll have to DO something about that!" she says emphatically. I have "Oh they don't do any good! You need to get better ones" And so it goes, back and forth, the same old, same old, day in and day out. Some people never understand what we have to put up with. I worked in a very noisy environment, headphones helped, but the invention of active noise reduction was a really good addition to the 'phones and ear protection. So why not include "white noise" into hearing aids?

Thank you so much!

Brillant!

This is a great video! To bad it is not properly captioned. The automatic RU-vid caption got some words wrong.

Wonderful! I would like to this with family, friends and colleagues. I have to do better to be my own advocate.

Excellent Talk!

Super salad of a talk Linnaea. So proud of you. Edwin

"Super salad!" Ha! I've totally done that! 🤣

Thankyou for this conversation!!! I have a task to help create community based programs for youth with hearing impairments, of which to date I have none. I could use a great partnership along this journey. I would love to correspond with you! Be blessed!!!

My sister is 32 years old and she has suffered from meniere disease for years and she always complains to me that I had to bought her Dr Madida herbs I saw on RU-vid and she is telling me last month that she is cured completely and don’t long have the symptoms like vertigo or dizziness, feeling of fullness in the ear or ringing, hearing loss, imbalance, motion sickness, nausea, or nystagmus//

Great talk, but terrible closed captioning on a video about hearing loss. So ironic (and irritating).

The volume comes and goes on this video.....for me. Is it on purpose? Or am I the problem?

I will forever credit Dr Liam Ogbebor on RU-vid for playing a vital role in curing my tinnitus ear ringing infection , and menieres diseases he is indeed a dedicated and compassionate doctor , you'll forever have a place in my heart Am grateful doctor Liam Ogbebor❤

Mehh i Like the whole Thing but blindness is worse... Blind people have a hard time to go out even if its only a grocery store, its hard to Find the products they want to buy without touching them, they cant drive cars or decide to go on a walk through a forest or Any landscaoe because they dont See whats around them. This Disconnets them not only from the outside World but also from other people especially people who are not blind, they cant See the other Person which Disconnets a bit because the dont See facial expression, i could really go on Like that...