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Glasses and hearing aids

LRCW
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I wore corrective lenses since high school (nerd), but got contacts. Then needed reading glasses a few years ago (I am almost 59). I had Lasik done three years ago....no glasses for anything except drinking.:) However, I believe my hearing is going, or people aren't speaking as clearly as they did a few years ago. Things seem kind of blurry if that is a symptom. I have had tinnitus for years (constant high pitch), and I have gotten used to it. My wife hasn't complained yet about the TV or radio being too loud, so I am ok so far.

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