juliewillenbacher, Author at Hearing Like Me

June 4, 2019

Published by juliewillenbacher at June 4, 2019

It Began With a Bang, but Ended in Hearing Whispers

Myron Butler's hearing loss came on suddenly with a bang and his journey to find a hearing aid that fit his lifestyle took time.

May 28, 2019

Published by juliewillenbacher at May 28, 2019

A Bird’s Eye View into the Evolution of Hearing Aids

Ed has been wearing hearing aids for more than 25 years. Throughout that time, he’s seen how the technology has grown from “dinosaurs” to being almost like natural hearing.

May 22, 2019

Published by juliewillenbacher at May 22, 2019

Living his dream regardless of hearing loss

Thomas Lesh, Jr., is passionate about the audio industry. The 39-year-old father of three spent some time as an audio engineer programmer in Eugene, Oregon, before working at a production […]

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