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Our November newsletter is here with tips for better hearing at your Thanksgiving gatherings.

We are thankful for our nation’s veterans every day. In honor of Veteran’s Day, we want to share the story of one of HearingLife’s veterans, Sara Rooks, who works as a patient care coordinator in Holland, Michigan. Sara joined the National Guard when she was in high school, following in her father’s footsteps. At first, joining was a way to help pay for college, but service to others ultimately became much more meaningful for Sara. “My military career was more about the drive of service before self, and excellence in all we do,” says Sara. “It gave me purpose, and I wanted to keep bettering myself to be an inspiration to others.” Sara retired from service after 20 years serving as a Field Medic and then an Equal Opportunity Specialist with the Ohio Air National Guard 180th Fighter Wing. The leadership skills she learned have served her well throughout her life. “Everything I did was a contribution to being mission-ready,” Sara says. “I bring that to work every day still, the drive and passion to help others.” It is always particularly meaningful to Sara to connect with other veterans and their families when they come to HearingLife for their hearing care. Seeing their photos and connecting over the shared experience of military travel and multi-generational service is always a highlight for her. “It’s important to recognize the sacrifice others make for our service,” says Sara. “I deployed many times, and I always had the help and support of my family – it truly takes a village.”

Today’s hearing aids make family gatherings easier for people with hearing loss than ever before, but you may still find these tips and tricks from one of our hearing care experts helpful as you head into Thanksgiving gatherings: https://ow.ly/oh1v50XlWtF

Happy Halloween! Check out Amanda Richardson's scariest hearing aid accidents at our blog and then share your scariest hearing aid story in the comments! https://lnkd.in/eu3NCJTT

To celebrate Halloween, we asked one of our hearing care experts, Amanda Richardson, to share the 10 scariest things she’s seen happen to her customer’s hearing aids! Pro tip: don’t leave your hearing aids where your dog can find them!

Today is National First Responders Day! To honor those who help us when we need it most, HearingLife is now offering an extra 10% off hearing aid purchases for first responders. Book your free hearing test and learn more about this special offer on our website: https://ow.ly/OfT350Xj3J1 Tag a First Responder you know in the comments!

Meet an apprentice hearing instrument specialist who has hearing loss: Lauren Bresky! Lauren shares her hearing loss story and how the journey led her to help others for a career: https://lnkd.in/ehCR6gDS

Curious about selling your audiology practice? Have a discussion with our acquisition team and find out what a sales plan might look like for you. Reach out to acquisitions@hearinglife.com or visit https://lnkd.in/e2nAS_Ny.

October is Protect Your Hearing Month! Turn the volume down on those ear buds and get our tips for protecting the hearing you have on our blog: https://lnkd.in/e3JH5U4c

World Mental Health Day is a good time to remember that connecting with others – and hearing them well – is key to your wellbeing. Learn more about the link between hearing and mental health: https://lnkd.in/e36bXJuw