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I have to make a list of things that need working around in the 6 weeks after my operation, so I'm looking for a little help with things I may have overlooked.
- getting around not hearing the alarm in the morning
- people at the front door
- telling people not to ring the home phone or leave voice messages
- borrowing a tv with subtitles
one problem i havent found a solution for yet is my cooker. to light it you have to press the button til it clicks and then turn on the gas, but i wont hear the click and its unsafe to have the gas on beforehand, i not a big fan of microwave food but unless theres someone around i think i might have to stick with that for a while.
- getting around not hearing the alarm in the morning
- people at the front door
- telling people not to ring the home phone or leave voice messages
- borrowing a tv with subtitles
one problem i havent found a solution for yet is my cooker. to light it you have to press the button til it clicks and then turn on the gas, but i wont hear the click and its unsafe to have the gas on beforehand, i not a big fan of microwave food but unless theres someone around i think i might have to stick with that for a while.
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Im not sure why you will go deaf, but i hope you get undeaf soon.
My overriding fear of being deaf would be not knowing if it was loud n' proud or silent but violent.
Ranma wrote:
> some of these comments don't seem too serious, if it was me I would
> feel very frightened,
Well, we're all just trying to Lindgren up, obviously going deaf for a while will be difficult for her. But what else is there to do here, besides giving her more grief and thinking of all the different things she won't be able to do?
> some of these comments don't seem too serious, if it was me I would
> feel very frightened,
Well, we're all just trying to Lindgren up, obviously going deaf for a while will be difficult for her. But what else is there to do here, besides giving her more grief and thinking of all the different things she won't be able to do?
Lindgren wrote:
> Thanks Ranma. It's appreciated. To be quite honest I'm absolutely
> terrified.
No one can blame you for that.
I really don't know what to say except good luck and I really hope everything turns out alright for you.
> Thanks Ranma. It's appreciated. To be quite honest I'm absolutely
> terrified.
No one can blame you for that.
I really don't know what to say except good luck and I really hope everything turns out alright for you.
Thanks Ranma. It's appreciated. To be quite honest I'm absolutely terrified.
some of these comments don't seem too serious, if it was me I would feel very frightened, you seem quite brave, please take care and i hope everything goes alright i cant help but feel worried for other people.
I really dont know to be honest Ranma, I'd be lying if I gave any other answer other than that.
Lindgren having this operation for whatever reason I'm not sure and losing your hearing for over a months makes me feel very concerned, will you be alright?
Pfft Doctors, what do they know? They said I was "special" but I got no prise yet!!11!
Yeah, according to my doctor it can't wait though unfortunately
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