By ANON - 21/08/2015 06:22 - United States - Mission Viejo

Today, one of my ears randomly went deaf. I went to the doctor, thinking I had an ear infection or something. Turns out that your ears can go deaf entirely without reason, and I now have medication to take to see if I can get any of my hearing back in that ear. I'm only 26. FML
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ladytigerhunts 20

Hey, there's a great Deaf community here. You're not alone, and you'll love it here. :)

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ladytigerhunts 20

Hey, there's a great Deaf community here. You're not alone, and you'll love it here. :)

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ForwardUn2Dawn 18

Way to be like *creeper voice* "welcome to the village, you'll love it here."

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uncle_ssaamm 12

right theres nothing wrong with it sign language is super easy to learn and beneficial for everyone not just deaf people! op should learn it just incase

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AvAfan 14

Wtf do you mean there's nothing wrong? YOU CANT LISTEN TO MUSIC WHEN YOUR DEAF.

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JustinJK 21

I'm learning sign language right now. I wouldn't say it's easy, but I'm enjoying it. ASL grammar can be confusing.

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ladytigerhunts 20

#62, I'm totally deaf but I can still listen to music. I can't hear the lyrics but I learn the lyrics by listening to the beats. I'm a huge Swift fan, her lyrics are insane, I love Beatles, and rap has got some GOOD beats! Maybe you should know your facts before you judge or say it as a fact. :)

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toaster87 19

@62 how do you listen to beats if you're totally deaf? Not trying to be rude, just wondering.

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roxxyfoxxy3 25

Generally, if the bass is loud enough, you can actually feel the beats, it's likely that's what they mean.

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EdenZombies 9

For me, being deaf in my left ear, I can feel the vibrations from sounds in my left ear when I wear headphones. Many if not all deaf people can still feel vibrations on their ear drums. It's kind of like when you put your hand on a speaker and it vibrates to the bass, except it's in the ear. That's the closest I can explain it.

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iRambo 12

Thanks for explaining it to others. That's what I was gonna say and I'm hard of hearing myself.

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ChoolyBooly 32

This is a great opportunity to learn sign language!

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ThatHorse 15

There's never "no reason" just reasons that modern medical technology can't properly diagnose. Good luck with your hearing! I hope it comes back.

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MyNameIsLaughter 18

I hope anybody who votes "You Deserved It" goes deaf. That sucks op, hopefully your hearing goes back, or that you adjust well.

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DeltaDragonxx 20

I know that a lot of people, like me, have their finger slip when trying to press fyl and it's presses ydi.

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DerSuldam 25

Sometimes, such things are caused by anomalies in the brain, if not the organ that is affected, itself. Go to a neurologist, see if you can get a brain scan. Please.

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talicaroxi 25

I had this. it went for 2/3 months one day it came back. I jumped a mile when it came back. hopefully yours will soon too

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YouEatDiarrhea 13

You must take "jump" "how high?" serious if you jumped a mile.

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immaloser95 28

I think we can safely assume that they did not jump one mile.

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Helldemon 32

I had this happen a couple years ago myself, probably lasted 2 months or so.

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TheNewGuy03 28

This is nuts! I hope you regain your hearing! Hang in there!

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Dynamite73 25

At least you have another one! Hang in there OP!

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Nitwit_Nitni 10

Not to sound heartless... but I've been deaf in one ear since I was like 3years old, and started going deaf in the other recently. It's not an FML. It's one ear. You'll be fine.

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