How do people with hearing aids feel inferior

“Hearing aids are prepared for disabled people, so people who wear hearing aids are disabled people.” this sentence is not heartbreaking, especially for hearing loss patients, it’s hard to hear.

The above sentence is said by a netizen when complaining. This netizen is a hearing-impaired patient who has been wearing a hearing aid for half a year. Now she is still in school. She said that she used to wear a hearing aid when she felt inferior and didn’t dare to show her ears all the time, so she left long hair to cover her. She doesn’t talk to others deliberately at ordinary times, so she is afraid that someone will find herself Hearing is not good, so it’s good to talk or do anything carefully on weekdays. As a result, some time ago, a boy in her class knocked her down while playing. When he fell to the ground, he just saw his ears and said the above sentence.

Because of this, she doesn’t want to go to school now. In fact, what the person said about this is a little too much. It’s hard to say, but it’s hard to talk. You need to know how much harm such a sentence does to a hearing-impaired patient. What’s more, the little girl has a low self-esteem after wearing a hearing aid, plus this sentence, more Uncomfortable.

But what I’m talking about with her here is definitely based on enlightenment. Psychological injuries are not treated by medicine. They need guidance. Frankly speaking, the reason why you feel inferior is that you don’t accept hearing aids. Actually, hearing aids are just like our glasses. They are just auxiliary tools to help us hear sounds.

Hearing aids are not as well known as glasses. In fact, when you see a person wearing glasses on the street, you may not be curious or deliberately go to see them. Even you directly ignore whether others wear glasses. Because you see so many, it’s no wonder that hearing aids are different. People wearing hearing aids are not the same Compared with the people who wear glasses, it is quite small. If you see a hearing aid on the road, you are likely to see more.

Like this little girl, the boy she met is actually a minority. I work in this field, and I know more about the patients. I have met many patients. When they wear hearing aids, people around them don’t look at the disabled, nor do they look at the sad eyes, but more care. When they communicate with the patients, there are others Wait, deliberately slow down, improve the voice, so that they can hear clearly.

You can’t actively change others, so you need to change yourself first, change your mind’s view of hearing aids, and the view of hearing impaired patients, and those people will not feel inferior until they change how they say it.

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