My Industry Hates Me Now 😩

I've ruffled some feathers lately for calling out organizations for providing low-quality or inconsistent hearing care. I see my responsibility as being an advocate and educator for individuals with hearing loss. If that means I upset some people, that's a fair trade-off as far as I'm concerned.

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