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If you have a loved one who is a former service member with untreated hearing loss, talking to your veteran about hearing loss may seem daunting. It’s possible that the challenges resulting fRead More ›

Tinnitus, characterized as persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears, affects over 25 million Americans, with 30% of veterans suffering from this condition.

Check out this detailed guide to resources and services available for veterans with hearing loss, created to help them mitigate the effects of this condition.

Finding a job can be a challenge under any circumstances. But for Gulf War-era II veterans (the name given to the group of veterans who have served since 9/11), 2020 was the toughest year yet. “TRead More ›

At this point, nearly everyone is familiar with the acronym PTSD, and that it stands for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. But how much do you really know about PTSD? Even those who suffer from it, lRead More ›

Returning to civilian life after military service carries with it a unique set of challenges for veterans, whether they saw combat or not. Considering the fact that hearing loss issues are the top Read More ›

Rodger Wilton Young may not be a household name, but his heroics, bravery and selflessness exhibited everything the Medal of Honor encompasses. In 1944, the Medal of Honor committee awarded Rodger Read More ›

A TBI is usually the result of a violent blow or jolt to the head and can result in symptoms ranging from headache and dizziness to sensory issues.

If you have tinnitus, you’ve probably noticed certain tinnitus triggers that can set off your symptoms or make them worse. Use this guide to help identify your tinnitus triggers and keep your symRead More ›

Many men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces are unsure about their status as veterans. Read this article to find out why and learn what to do about it.

If you have tinnitus (perceived noises in the ear), you may already know how difficult it can be to fall asleep with tinnitus. Fortunately, there are a variety of solutions that can help.

If you’ve decided it’s time to try hearing aids, pat yourself on the back. It’s a decision that often takes years for people to make and is a big step forward—but it’s not the only step.&Read More ›

Hearing aids are very personal and can often seem complicated. Since every individual’s hearing loss and subsequent needs are unique, getting hearing aids “just right” the first time can be aRead More ›

You’ve trained for the harshest conditions. You can survive for weeks with barely any food and stay alive for days with little water, but you can only live a matter of minutes without air. BreathRead More ›

Many veterans face a variety of challenges after leaving the military – all of which can have a profound effect on their families in one way or another. While unemployment, homelessness or mentalRead More ›

Do you regularly hear buzzing or ringing in your ears? If so, you may have tinnitus…. and you’re not alone. Tinnitus (pronounced tin-ni-tus) is a fancy word for “noise in the ears,” which iRead More ›

Today many veterans face unemployment or underemployment after leaving the military. Some companies avoid hiring veterans because they mistakenly believe the stereotypes and assume most veterans haRead More ›

Dogs have been man’s – and woman’s – best friend for hundreds of years. But service dogs take that friendship to an entirely new level. Service dogs have been active in society Read More ›

Learning better ways to communicate with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing can benefit everyone. However, when it comes to veterans with hearing loss, the standard operating procedures maRead More ›

Hearing loss can deeply affect all your relationships. Often, the closer the relationship, the more profoundly it is affected. Your military training has taught you to never start a mission withoutRead More ›