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Question
Talk to people who cannot hear very well. Find out if they had this problem from birth. When did they start to have a problem with hearing? What difficulties do they face?
Solution
My dada cannot hear, very well. The problem started around five years ago. Doctors say that it is because of old age. Due to hearing problems, he is unable to enjoy talking over the telephone. He finds it difficult to walk on the road because he cannot hear the sound of coming vehicles.
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