Hearing loss can affect everyone at one point or another throughout their lifetime. For some, temporary hearing loss may be all that they deal with. For others, permanent hearing loss can be a daily challenge. From how you communicate with people to your ability to enjoy music, hearing loss can affect every aspect of your everyday life.

You Are Not Alone

When you're first dealing with hearing loss, every day may seem like a struggle. It can be mentally exhausting and have you thinking that you're just no longer capable of doing the things you love. However, that's not the case. Many celebrities suffer from hearing loss and still accomplish massive feats while living their lives to the fullest.

• Bill Clinton: Many people don't realize that Clinton utilized ITC hearing aids later in his presidency.
• Whoopi Goldberg: This Academy Award-winning actress wears two hearing aids to assist her in understanding low-pitch sounds.
• Rob Lowe: Star of Parks and Recreation and The West Wing, this actor has been deaf in one ear since he was an infant.
• Halle Berry: In the early 1990s, this famous actress suffered trauma to her left side that punctured her eardrum and left her with 80% hearing loss in that ear.
• Stephen Colbert: The Late Show host has been completely deaf in his right ear since he had a tumor removed when he was a child.
• Lance Allred: The first legally deaf player in the NBA, Allred relies on lipreading and hand gestures to communicate with his team.
• Will.i.am: This Grammy Award-winning artist experiences tinnitus.
• Millie Bobby Brown: This Stranger Things actress hasn't left deafness in one ear stop her from successful acting and singing.
• Derrick Coleman Jr.: This Super Bowl winning fullback has been legally deaf since age three. He uses pantyhose under his helmet to keep his hearing aids from popping out while playing.
• Jane Lynch: This comedic Actress and Glee star have been deaf in her right ear since infancy.
• Marlee Matlin: One of the most well-known deaf celebrities, Matlin has inspired many deaf individuals with her accomplishments, including participating in Dancing With the Stars in 2008.
• William Shatner: This Star Trek star suffers from Tinnitus and actively advocates for tinnitus research and finding a cure.

Call Us Today

If you're struggling with hearing loss, then it's time to contact us today. Let our helpful hearing specialists evaluate your hearing, explain the severity of your hearing loss, and recommend the best Beltone hearing aids to fit your needs and budget.