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LIVE 24-SEVEN


HEAR BETTER FOR THE HOLIDAYS


Summer is a special time for grandparents and grandchildren. The weather usually allows for outdoor fun. In addition, summer holidays give grandparents and grandchildren opportunities to travel and play to their heart's content.


Whether grandparents watch their grandchildren during the day while parents work, have their grandchildren over the weekend or spend the summer holidays together during the school break.


Hearing loss affects all aspects of your life, from your own health and happiness to your relationships with those most important to you. Not doing something about your hearing can impact your relationships, mainly with your children and grandchildren.


According to Dr. Karl Pillemer of Cornell University, the relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren is second in emotional importance only to the relationship between parent and child.


Your hearing is so important to be able to make memories together, to share family traditions and stories, to provide them with companionship and mentoring.


“I have a very close relationship with my grandmother, she has always been there for me and has given me so many life lessons through her unconditional love. She started to lose her hearing in her mid sixties and didn’t think much about it, by the time she realised it was very serious and was having a very negative impact in her life and those around her, it was too late. She is now profoundly deaf. I was so young to help her then and now it’s too late. I wish we could have those long conversations like we used to, to listen to her favourite music together and to be able to tell her more about my life. Grandchildren always need their grandparents, it doesn’t matter if we are


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3 or if we are 30. Involved grandparents make a big difference in the lives of their grandchildren. From personal experience, I encourage you not to let your hearing get in the way of that precious and unique bond”, says Cindel Oranday-Dixon, Design Manager for Worcester & Stratford Hearing Centres.


Most people with hearing loss wait around 10 years before deciding to do something about it. The longer you ignore your hearing loss, the less sound stimulation your brain gets, and the more impaired your hearing gets.


Our sense of hearing is uniquely constructed, providing us with the opportunity to sing along to our favourite tunes, enjoy summertime serenades by birds and crickets, and hear the delighted squeals of children. If you’re not hearing your best, it’s time to find out why.


With today’s technology and the bespoke patient care that Worcester & Stratford Hearing Centres have to offer, there’s no reason to miss out. Whether you’re celebrating a warm weather holiday with family and friends or simply sitting on your front porch enjoying all the sweet sounds of summer.


As part of their Summer Open Week, Worcester & Stratford Hearing Centres are offering 100 free full hearing assessments from 16th to 20th July. To book yours, contact your nearest centre:


Worcester Hearing Centre 01905 617803 office@worcesterhearingcentre.co.uk 5 The Cornmarket, Worcester, WR1 2DR www.worcesterhearingcentre.co.uk


Stratford Hearing Centre 01789 264111 office@stratfordhearingcentre.co.uk 4 The Minories, Henley Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon www.stratfordhearingcentre.co.uk


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