If your child is suffering from hearing loss then this is a must have book.

It’s an easy to understand guide that will help with everything from emotional support to technical details about your child’s condition.

The author does a fantastic job of detailing technical information in a personal experience way.
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What are the facts about hearing impairment?

According to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) 2005 estimates, 278 million people across the world suffer from some kind of hearing impairment, including, but not limited to, total deafness.
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High frequency hearing loss can be distinguished from others because it affects mostly the upper range of the sound wave spectrum.

Sounds that register at a high frequency are more susceptible to loss than low ones, which may lead the victim of hearing loss to act as though they can hear sometimes and not at others.
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Can conductive hearing loss be cured?

Conductive hearing loss is an easier problem than its counterpart, sensorineural hearing loss.
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Discover what the causes of hearing impairment are.
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Learn what the symptoms for sudden hearing loss are.
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Sudden hearing loss occurs in less than three days.

Its treatment is an expanding field and one that makes new discoveries constantly; currently there is no definitive cure.
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Sensorineural hearing loss causes are responsible for almost ninety percent of hearing loss in the United States.

This type of hearing loss is also referred to as nerve deafness. Nerve deafness is somewhat appropriate for this medical problem but not entirely the cause.
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What are some of the new treatments for sudden hearing loss?
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