This is a historic shift.
Three years ago, on a random summer’s day, I suddenly lost all of the hearing in my right ear. I’d been sitting at my office desk, listening to Cam’ron through a set of janky earphones, when I noticed the sound from one bud getting softer and murkier, whittling down to nothingness. I couldn’t get checked out right away because nausea and vertigo hit hard the next morning, making it all but impossible to walk.
After all that, I would have to return for more forms, tests, and in-person adjustments. By the time I’d misplaced the aid, I was mostly staying inside for our vaccineless COVID summer, so I figured the need for a new one wasn’t pressing. But even as public health conditions improved and my outdoor routines returned, I continued to rely on my still-strong left ear and adjusted accordingly, burned by those other experiences.
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