Don't suffer in silence, look around, there are so many charities in UK that can help

If you can't hear silence you might have #tinnitus. Tinnitus symptoms have gone worse for a lot of sufferers

Deafness and disability as whole is not a competitive area. Don't feel you are less disabled than someone else. We are all different and react to life challenges in different ways. We equally support Hard of hearing people, Deaf and BSL speakers. 💕👂

Please think about your colleagues who rely on lip reading! 👂🙏 We understand that you might have a bad hair day or generally dislike seeing yourself on video. But for us seeing your lips moving is just as important as hearing your voice. Please, turn on your video! 👂🙏💕

We all know about guide dogs for blind people. They have high visibility yellow top. How many of you know about Hearing Dogs for Deaf People? They have burgundy top

Today is your last chance to be part of our new way forward. We need your help! 🙏💕 if you're an CSDHHN member, find last week email with nomination instructions. We need your enthusiasm!

Get ready for the sign language week! What are your plans? How will you raise awareness in your team? Spread the word 👂💕🤗

Hearing aids are not equivalent to glasses, they are far less effective and a lot more intrusive and uncomfortable. By the end of the day it's just a microphone. They still would not tell the direction of the sound 👂

Excellent example of network collaboration between different departments. Knowledge exchange between Deaf and HH network from Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 and Tinnitus group from Welsh Government thank you Simon skerritt and @PolinaCowley

Fantastic example of raising awareness on the #WorldHearingDay 👏👂💗

Please consider how you use words Hearing loss. You can't loose something what you never had. People who were born Deaf have just as full lives but different in other aspects. Some of them find it painful to be referred to as people with Hearing loss.

Are you interested in music? Did you enjoy playing in a band or an orchestra when you were younger? Some musicians get affected by exposure to loud noise. Be #tinnitus aware x.com/BritishTinnitu…

Lifestyle changes during the pandemic made #tinnitus worse for 46% of people in the UK. Interesting article from the #WorldHearingDay

Quite a few of our members who have tinnitus developed it after a career in music industry. Excellent effort by the industry to address the issue

High noise levels can be also experienced through headphones. We use them a lot during meetings. Have you noticed yourself speaking much louder after taking the headphones off? Look after your ears 👂👂💗

Our aim is to promote the awareness of every day challenges at work that Deaf and hard of hearing people experience. We are not after controversy. We understand the pain that disability can bring. But we call for kindness, understanding and acceptance of our voluntary efforts

Have you seen this beautiful video doing rounds on social media? Amazing mothers talking Sign language with their beautiful children x.com/MarieAnnUK/sta…

Sign language week 15-19 March. Have you heard of #Oralism? It's the system of teaching deaf people to communicate by the use of speech and #lip-reading rather than sign language

Do you know unusual examples of famous/inspirational/high achieving deaf and hard of hearing people? Apart from the standard Hollywood actors, singers and athletes that you find on Google. It would be great to see a contemporary varied list of motivational inspirations

Today is the #BSL day. In the #SignLanguageWeek British Sign Language are running a program of learning 1 word per day. Difficult is a good word example how a lot of us are finding the lockdown time