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Easy-to-read, information-packed books on hearing loss in the series:
“Everything You Wanted To Know About Your Hearing Loss But Were Afraid To Ask (Because
You Knew You Wouldn’t Hear The Answers Anyway!)”
by Neil G. Bauman, Ph.D.
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Help! I'm Losing My Hearing—What Do I Do Now? ($18.95).
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Losing your hearing can flip your world upside down and leave your mind in a
turmoil. You may be full of fears, wondering how you will be able to live the
rest of your life as a hard of hearing person. You don't know where to turn. You
lament, "What do I do now?" Set your mind at rest. This easy-to-read book,
written by a fellow hard of hearing person, is packed with the practical
knowledge and resources you need to successfully deal with your hearing loss and
other ear problems (118 pages).
Phantom Voices, Ethereal Music & Other Spooky Sounds ($22.49).
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When hard of hearing people begin hearing phantom voices or music, they immediately worry they are going crazy. After all, only people with schizophrenia and other mental
illnesses hear such sounds, right? Wrong! The truth is, thousands of sane hard of hearing people experience the
spooky phantom voices, music and other sounds associated with Musical Ear syndrome. Learn what these sounds are,
what causes them, what you can do to alleviate or eliminate them and how you can regain your peace of mind (164
pages).
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Ototoxic Drugs Exposed—The Shocking Truth About
Prescription Drugs and Other Chemicals That Can (and Do) Damage Our Ears ($39.99).
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Ototoxic Drugs Exposed (Second edition) reveals the shocking truth that prescription
drugs can, and do, damage ears far more than anyone imagines. In this book you will learn that some ototoxic drugs
slowly and insidiously rob you of your hearing, cause your ears to ring or destroy your balance. You will discover
that other drugs can smash your ears in one fell swoop, leaving you with profound, permanent hearing loss, and
bringing unwanted, traumatic change into your life. Ototoxic Drugs Exposed reveals the ear-damaging side effects
of 743 drugs, 30 herbs and 148 chemicals (634 pages).
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Revised and Expanded
- 4th Edition (June, 2005)
When Your Ears Ring! Cope With Your Tinnitus—Here’s How ($18.95).
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If your ears ring, buzz, chirp, hiss or roar, you know just how annoying tinnitus
can be. You do not have to put up with this racket for the rest of your life. Recent studies show that a lot of
what we thought we knew about tinnitus is not true at all. Exciting new research reveals what you can do to eliminate
or greatly reduce the severity of your tinnitus. In this book you will learn what causes tinnitus in the first
place and the steps you can take to bring it under control. This book has helped
many (118 pages).
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"Your book, 'When Your Ears Ring' is the best that I've read and the
easiest to understand. It is so complete in only 100 pages or so. You
bring up virtually all facets of tinnitus. Thanks!"—R. S.
"I just recently read your book 'When Your Ears Ring',
and you are right—just simply by reading it has activated TRT
[Tinnitus Retraining Therapy] for me. I already notice a reduction in my
tinnitus by about 50% or
more. Just by viewing tinnitus as a challenge, attaching no
fear or emotion to it—and when I do hear it, I just say
'oh the gentle breeze is back'—I
believe the habituation process is already starting to happen."—M. W.
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When Hearing Loss Ambushes Your Ears—Here’s What Happens When Your Hearing Goes On The Fritz ($10.75).
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Hearing loss often blind-sides you. As a result, your first step should be to learn
as much as you can about your hearing loss, then you will be able to cope better. This most interesting book explains
how your ears work, the causes of hearing loss, what you can expect to hear with different levels of hearing loss
and why you often can’t understand what you hear. Lots of audiograms and charts help make things clear. You will
also discover a lot of fascinating things about how loud noises damage your ears (56 pages).
Please Make My World Stop Spinning—The Agony Of Meniere’s Disease ($7.65).
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Meniere’s Disease is one of the more incapacitating things you can experience.
If you suffer from your world spinning and have a fluctuating hearing loss together with noises in your ears, this
book is for you. It explains what is known about Meniere’s, its causes and the best treatments available today.
There are lots of hints that you can try out for yourself to reduce or eliminate the effects of Meniere’s disease.
Since everyone is different, see what works for you (28 pages).
Supersensitive To Sound? You May Have Hyperacusis ($7.40) .
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If some (or all) normal sounds seem so loud they blow your socks off, this is the
book you want to read! You don’t have to avoid noise or lock yourself away in a soundproof room. Exciting new research
on this previously baffling problem reveals what you can do to help bring your hyperacusis under control (24 pages).
Grieving For Your Hearing Loss—The Rocky Road From Denial To Acceptance ($9.95).
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When you lose your hearing you need to grieve. This is not optional—but critical
to your continued mental and physical health. This book leads you through the process of dealing with the grief
and pain you experience as a result of your hearing loss. It explains what you are going through each step of the
way. It gives you hope when you are in the depths of despair and depression. It shows you how you can lead a happy
vibrant life again in spite of your hearing loss. This book has helped many (40 pages).
Talking With Hard Of Hearing People—Here’s How To Do It Right! ($7.65).
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Talking is important to all of us. When communication breaks down, we all suffer.
For hard of hearing people this happens all the time. This book is for you—whether you are hearing or hard of hearing!
It explains how to effectively communicate with hard of hearing people in one-to-one situations, in groups and meetings, in
emergency situations, and in hospitals and nursing homes. When you use the principles given in this book, good
things will happen. You will be able to have comfortable chats with hard of hearing people (28 pages).
Hear! Here! You and Your Hearing Loss/You and Your Hearing Aids ($9.95).
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Part I of this book contains a series of my newspaper articles on hearing loss such as, “Here Today. Gone Tomorrow?”
“Hearing Loss Is Sneaky!” “The Wages of Din Is Deaf!” “When Your Ears Ring...” “Get In My Face Before You Speak!”
“How’s That Again?” “Being Hard Of Hearing Is Hard” and “I’m Deaf, Not Daft!” Part II contains articles on hearing
aids such as, “You Better Watch Out...” “Before Buying Your First Hearing Aid...” “Please Don’t Lock Me Away In
Your Drawer” “Good-bye World Of Silence!” “Becoming Friends With Your Hearing Aids” and “Two’s Better Than One!”
(44 pages).
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101+ Poems from the Heart ($14.99)
 by Edeltraut Scheffler-Plath
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Edeltraut, or Eddy as she likes to be called, is a remarkably courageous
woman. She is now totally deaf from the effects of Meniere's Disease, which she
has endured for the past 50 years. It has left her with loud tinnitus as her constant companion,
and permanent balance problems. In
addition, she is almost blind. Not surprisingly, she is given to bouts of
depression. Yet in spite of all this, Eddy continues to write her unique brand
of poetry. Her aim is to help other hard of hearing people by giving them the
courage to go on in spite of their communication difficulties.
101+ Poems from the Heart contains the best of Eddy's poetry.
Her poetry (rhyming couplets set in free verse) details many of the struggles she
has experienced due to her various ear problems. As you read this book,
you will identify with Eddy as her poems tug at your heartstrings
(140 pages).
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"I ordered Eddy's book of poetry. I have been taking
my time and reading her poetry, along with a few 'asides'
from Neil, her publisher. I just wanted to let you
know that it is an amazing, and particularly
wonderful collection. I would recommend it to any of you. You will
find yourselves nodding your head over and over again, and
saying, 'Yes, that is how I feel.' Her poetry is
humbling. I see myself over and over again. The 'loss of
self' that often accompanies hearing loss is almost
unbearable. She's like a voice for us hard of hearing or
late deafened people—putting her finger right on the pulse
of our journeys through hearing loss. If you've
been thinking about getting her book, don't hesitate, it's truly a
treat, and something I will treasure and return to."—Linda B.
"Eddy's poems alternately clutch at your heartstrings and
have you nodding your head over the hearing loss journey that we all
share. I recommend Eddy's book of poetry, even if you're not a
poetry fan, for a look at oneself. Her words are our feelings about
our hearing loss, set to paper."—L. B.
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