Oh, What A Night!
“And the Winner is… GREAT TO HEAR”
-Maurizio Bevilacqua, Mayor of Vaughan.
It was in that very moment all 3 of us were in complete awe as a 1000 plus people began to cheer us on. “Don’t Trip, Don’t Trip” is all I remember saying to myself as we began to walk towards the stage where The Mayor of Vaughan was waiting to hand out the first award of the night, “Vaughan Chambers Small Business Award”.
When we got to the stage the lights were shining bright and the cameras were rolling. Personally, I couldn’t help but feel like Leonardo DiCaprio when he finally won his Oscar. I mean talk- about being in the spotlight. Ida and Clara had permanent smiles as they should because they worked really hard for this. We all worked really, really, hard for this moment.
We dedicated this incredible honour to all our present clients and all the clients who’ve passed. If it wasn’t for them, none of this would have been possible. And for that, we are forever grateful and will continue to succeed by helping people hear better- year after year.
From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you!
Ida, Clara, Kris.
Consequences of an Untreated Hearing Loss
Cognitive Decline: Adults with untreated hearing loss experience a 30-40% faster decline in cognitive abilities.
Dementia: Adults with untreated hearing loss are more likely to develop dementia.
Balance: People with mild hearing loss (25 dB) are more likely to have a history of falling.
Depression: Those with untreated hearing loss have significantly higher incidence of feelings of isolation and depression.
Lifespan: Studies show older adults with untreated hearing impaired hearing have a shorter lifespan than peers with hearing problems that wear hearing aids.
Tinnitus: 90% of people with tinnitus have hearing loss.
Some Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
Consequences of an Untreated Hearing Loss
Some Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
Cognitive Decline: Adults with untreated hearing loss experience a 30-40% faster decline in cognitive abilities.
Dementia: Adults with untreated hearing loss are more likely to develop dementia.
Balance: People with mild hearing loss (25 dB) are more likely to have a history of falling.
Depression: Those with untreated hearing loss have significantly higher incidence of feelings of isolation and depression.
Lifespan: Studies show older adults with untreated hearing impaired hearing have a shorter lifespan than peers with hearing problems that wear hearing aids.
Tinnitus: 90% of people with tinnitus have hearing loss.
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Some Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
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At Great to Hear, Award Winning Hearing Clinic, we offer everyone free in clinic consults and hearing tests. We also have a state-of-the-art Video Otoscope that we use to show our clients what the inside of their ear canals look like… and if there happens to be any wax, we will remove it FREE of charge!
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