Balance Awareness Week: Airport Spins
Making my way through the queue barriers, zig-zagging through the empty pathway, I feel like a mouse in some cruel
Author: myhearinglossstory
Hi, My name is Carly and I'm currently living in Spain. I am originally from a small seaside town in Yorkshire called Bridlington and have also lived in China and Thailand. For 14 years, I worked as a teacher, specialising in Early Years Education. I am currently working as a transformational coach for people with hearing loss, and a hearing health writer.
In August 2016, I experienced sudden sensorineural hearing loss in my left ear. I started this blog as a way to inform my friends and family about my progress, for anyone else who is going through a similar experience as me, or for anybody who is interested in learning about this type of hearing loss, and the way it can affect everyday life. I am also the founder of the Sudden Hearing Loss Support website, which provides information and support to anyone affected by sudden hearing loss.
I love walking in the countryside, getting lost in Madrid, going out for breakfast, taking photos, listening to music, storytelling podcasts, baking, running, drinking wine, and eating spicy food.
Sister Talk: A Conversation About My Hearing Loss
My sister is my best friend. We have always been there for each other through significant life events such as
My Cochlear Implant Story: Part 3 – Reasons Not to Get a Cochlear Implant
Image by ErikaWittlieb from Pixabay I walked through the door, and the person sitting there wasn’t a doctor I recognised. I had met
My Cochlear Implant Story, Part 2: The Results I’d Been Waiting For
Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay 4 days following the hearing tests, I’m back at the hospital to meet the ENT specialist to
My Cochlear Implant Story, Part 1: Could I Be a Candidate?
Yet again, I’m wandering around a Spanish hospital with no idea where I’m supposed to be and what I’m supposed
Could Botox Help My Vestibular Migraines?—Part 2
Photo by Diana Polekhina on Unsplash I was a little nervous waiting for my number to appear on the screen to signal me
Could Botox Help My Vestibular Migraines?—Part 1
Photo by Raghavendra V. Konkathi on Unsplash “Have you ever tried Botox?” he asked me. I raised an eyebrow questioningly.
Podcast: Sudden Hearing Loss and Tinnitus
I recently had the pleasure of speaking to tinnitus coach at Outring Tinnitus, Frieder Kühne. Like me, Frieder has hearing
My Hearing Loss Family
Image by Rishi Singh from Pixabay While visiting my family over the holidays, hearing loss was a strong theme throughout. I live overseas
Self-Advocacy: I Should Have Done More
Image by StockSnap from Pixabay Another doctor’s appointment and I’m sitting in the waiting area. I’m a little nervous. I take a breath.
My Hearing Loss Story 
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