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Misophonia, tinnitus & hearing aids

Books about misophonia, tinnitus and hearing aids

Some people cannot stand the sound of chewing, some hear a ringing nobody else hears, and some need hearing aids but deny it. Living with any of them takes patience and a good sense of humor.

These ebooks explain what is going on and suggest simple living-together pacts.

Books on this topic (3)

My Mom Has Tinnitus — The Ringing Nobody Else Hears

My Mom Has Tinnitus

"Honey, do you hear that?" I didn't hear anything. My mother had been listening for weeks to a cricket living in her left ear.

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My Dad Wears Hearing Aids — What? I Said, Does He Wear Hearing Aids!

My Dad Wears Hearing Aids

I asked if he wanted a coffee. He heard "toffee." This is the archive of everything that was said and everything that was heard.

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Questions about this topic

What is misophonia?

An intense reaction to certain everyday sounds, such as chewing or a clicking pen. The book explains how to talk about it at home without blame.

Do they replace an audiology visit?

No. They are humor books with general information.

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