When wearing hearing aids:
* Your hearing aids should let you to listen with less effort.
* It will take time to get used to your hearing aids.
* Your hearing aids will not restore your hearing capabilities to the way they were before you developed hearing loss.
* Not everyone will get the same benefit from hearing aids; the amount of improvement is determined by the nature of the hearing loss.
* Hearing aids do not eliminate background noise.
* In quiet environments, your hearing should get better.
* Your hearing with moderate background noise should improve.
* Your hearing with background noise is not going to be as good as your hearing in a quiet environment.
* You should be able to hear when people speak softly.
* You should feel comfortable when others speak normally.
* Loud speech should sound loud, but not uncomfortable.
* You may begin hearing soft sounds that you couldn’t hear before. Examples include footsteps, whispers, crickets, etc.
* Your hearing aids/earmolds should not hurt.
* You shouldn’t hear feedback when your hearing aids rest in the correct position in your ears.
* Your voice should be different but acceptable to you.
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