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"I think I've really done it this time" - living with tinnitus

Posted on: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 by Louis Adamou

Hammer and nail.Ben Hancock is a former DJ and now works for an acoustic solutions firm.

Ben developed tinnitus from loud music and is now trying to help others with tinnitus and hearing loss. Leave your comments at the end of this blog or tweet with #loudmusic.

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Nina Nannar – living with tinnitus

Posted on: Thursday, May 10, 2012 by Tony Kinson

ITV news correspondent Nina NannarITV news correspondent Nina Nannar has written a blog about her 14 years living with tinnitus. This blog first appeared on the ITV news website on Friday 4 May 2012 as part of their coverage of our Loud Music campaign.

Leave your comments at the end of this blog or tweet with #loudmusic.

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Deaf patients are more trouble than they are worth. Discuss.

Posted on: Wednesday, May 9, 2012 by Louis Adamou

Stephanie Bromley.In this blog Stephanie Bromley shares her experiences of healthcare services during her procedure to have a cochlear implant fitted.

How do your experiences compare? Tweet with #DAW12 or leave a comment at the end of the blog to tell us what you think.

 

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Sarah’s Loud Music

Posted on: Thursday, May 3, 2012 by Tony Kinson

Sarah AustinSarah Austin is a model in our Loud Music campaign. Find out what music means to her, and what happened during the campaign shoot.

Tweet with #loudmusic or leave a comment at the end of the blog to tell us what you think.

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Behind the scenes of our Loud Music campaign

Posted on: Thursday, May 3, 2012 by Louis Adamou

Loud Music campaign.Welcome behind the scenes of the Loud Music campaign.

We had a lot of fun shooting the campaign ad and posters, but we didn’t forget the important message behind it – Loud Music causes hearing damage, so if you want to keep listening, you need to protect your ears.

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