Real stories of hearing what matters again
“When I put in the hearing aids, they were more than breakthrough.”
Eugene had grown used to catching only 30% of a conversation in noisy places, a struggle that often led to a quiet withdrawal from the things he loved. He had resigned himself to thinking things were as good as they would get, until he discovered Fortell.
“All I ever hoped for was for my hearing not to get worse. For it to get better was more than I could have ever hoped for.”
For twenty years, Libby’s social life required a strategy: sit in the front row, tell the instructor she was hearing disabled, and ask everyone to look directly at her. Now, that mental checklist has disappeared.
“The minute I put them in, I started to cry. It was like being in a room that was totally silent, and then suddenly, the world was just... open to me.”
“These I can comfortably wear all day and actually look forward to having them in and hearing subtle sounds that have escaped me for many years now.”
“Now I can sit at a restaurant, hear the piano in the background, and still catch every word of the conversation.”
“We had a couple over for dinner the other night. About halfway through dinner, I realized that I had been fully engaged without trying to hear anything. The hearing aids had become invisible, and I was just able to participate in the conversations.”
“These are a massive leap forward in hearing aid technology. I can now attend parties and dine out at restaurants and actually hear the people with whom I’m speaking. This, to me, is nothing short of miraculous.”