Waching daily Aug 26 2018

YOU! yes you.

whats popping?

how are you im fine thank you very much anger aka ami here

thanks for visiting my channel, unfortunately i cant guarantee taht you will find any content

worth your time here, i have nothing of value to bring

BUT if you like it anyway and youre wondering who i am, heres whats up

so ye you can call me anger, sup, the name comes from my tendency to not be able to control

my temper, so its sort of a warning.

ami stands for anger management issues.

but i promise im usually pretty chill, especially since i dont play as much dota anymore, which

is my biggest anger enabler.

other than artifact and dota, im a big fan of the games rimworld and factorio, and in

case you couldnt tell - age of mythology.

outside of gaming i like painting and plant care

and also the big questions in life such as whats your top 5 favorite despacito remixes.

otherwise idk what to say, other than that im just me to the max like pepsi and i just

want peace and i want to play artifact.

gaming is dead, we are all sinners, and artifact is the messiah of video games that will bless

us all.

artifact is THE game, its the capital G game.

i didnt take it seriously at first when it was announced at ti7, but since its 1v1, dota

lore, and basically a digital mtg, not shitty hearthstone, it is MY GAME.

you can find me here on youtube, on the artifact subreddit, on various artifact discords, twitter,

twitch AND the website a space games.

im also on some other websites including the best artifact wiki, you can find all of

these lnks in the description.

you can also find links to my favourite channels with artifact content.

so yeah to summarize me im me to the max like pepsi and i like artifact.

oh and one more thing - i dont like my memes dank. i like them moist thank you very much

PEACE

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The Fairly OddParents TV Show rant - Duration: 5:00.

Hey guys, this is Omoniyi Adenusi, and today, I'm going to do a TV show rant on The Fairly OddParents.

So, the plot is, we have this boy named Timmy, who has 2 fairies named Cosmo and Wanda, A dog named Sparky, and a friend named Chloe.

Timmy's fairies like to go on adventures.

And sometimes the plot repeats for many episodes. Such as when something bad happens to Timmy, like three times, and then he wishes it will be gone, but things get bad, and then wishes for it to be back. It repeats for many episodes!

Now, this is the worst show I've ever seen. I absolutely hate it with a burning passion, I hate how people are still praising this show, and it's still going on Nicktoons!

Also, this show is created by Butch Hartman. He left Nickelodeon, so that means the show is cancelled. When I heard it was cancelled, I was happy. I also did a reaction video to The Fairly OddParents finally ending.

Okay, let's go on the history of the show. Timmy used to have 2 fairies, Cosmo and Wanda, and then, he had Poof, and then Sparky, and then Chloe.

It seems like for... It seems like... Hmm... Sparky first appeared in Season 9, and Chloe first appeared in Season 10. If the show ever gets Season 11, it might have a new character, but I don't want it to have Season 11 because that show SUCKS!

This show is just so stupid throughout!

This show also makes a lot of parodies. I already mentioned the parodies lots of times, so, I'm not gonna mention them. But thank gosh MAD parodied this show! The link to the video is in the description.

Also, I hate the theme song! It goes like: Timmy is an average kid, that no one understands, Mom and Dad and Vicky always giving him commands.

I just hate the theme song!

There's also this guy named Mr. Crocker who spazzes out every time. He says "FAIRY GODPARENTS!". That annoys me a lot.

Also... I hate Channel Chasers, because there are lots and lots of parodies!

Also, I bash on this show many times. And I will never stop hating or bashing on it. And even If I get to 100 videos, I'll still do it.

I'll hate this show for eternity.

Also, em k, if you are watching this, why won't you let me bash on this show? Umm... hate/bash on this show? I heard that you told me to start liking this show. I'll never like this show, because this show SUCKS! And, you're supposed to follow my rules!

Okay guys, that's my rant on The Fairly OddParents, see you guys later.

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I'll Walk With You - The Marks Family - Duration: 7:30.

My name is Doug Marks, my family has been members of the church on both sides for many

generations and we've been active in the church ever since I was little.

Baptized when I was eight.

I met my wife, Sharon, in Provo while we were going to school.

I've served in the Young Men's a lot, as counselor in the bishopric, a couple times, and bishop

in the Westmond Ward, then got called to serve as a seminary teacher, I've been a seminary

teacher for about ten years, and then called to serve as the stake clerk which I served

in for about seven years, and then a couple months ago I got called to be the second counselor

in our Stake Presidency.

I'm Sharon Marks and I am a seventh generation Mormon, I have pioneer stock.

I grew up Mormon, I met my husband, as he said, while we were going to BYU.

I served a mission in the Connecticut Hartford Mission.

My callings have been in every auxiliary, in the primary, in Young Women's, I've spent

a lot of time in the Young Women Program, and in Relief Society and I am currently serving

as the first counselor in the Stake Relief Society Presidency.

We have three sons.

Spencer is our first.

He's married to a wonderful girl Stephanie.

Justin, our gay son, is an identical twin and his brother Greg is on serving a mission

in Aruba.

So I still remember the night that Justin came out to us.

I can remember we had all gone to be already, we had our usual family scriptures and prayers

and were climbing into bed and Justin came into our room and said, "Can you come and

talk to me down in the family room."

He handed us each a letter and the letter told us that he was gay.

He was so worried about telling us this.

As soon as we were finished, the first thing out of Doug's mouth was, "That doesn't change

how much we love you.

That doesn't change anything Justin."

Before I had children I was an interior designer, and I worked with a lot of designers, and

most of them were gay and so I didn't have any fear about who a gay person was but the

problem was trying to transition ourselves from who we thought he was into who he really was.

I think it was a lot harder for me, it took me a lot more adjusting and trying to figure

out what we should do.

I think Sharon was more comfortable with it more quickly, but really we didn't know a lot.

There were resources out there, but we didn't know about them.

At the time, I was our Stake Clerk.

It was right in the middle of the Boy Scouts of America trying to figure out what they

were going to do with gay scouts, and so in our Stake Presidency meetings, that had come

up quite a bit.

I just kinda had the feeling that, "Well if the scouts let all gays in, then I'll bet the church

is just going to leave the scouting program."

So then when I came back to our Presidency meetings after talking with Justin, after

Justin came out, all of a sudden it went from the gays out there to my son and I just had

to start to resolve all those things that I had thought that I knew weren't true about

my son, and so there were all these things that I had to start resolving in my mind.

So much time has gone into praying about how do I support my son and what am I supposed

to be doing in this whole plan.

The answer came really strong one night that just because I don't know what the plan is

for Justin doesn't mean that there isn't one.

God does have a plan for Justin and for all of his children no matter what their orientation may be.

It's up to me to just have the faith to be patient enough to see how that plan is going

to work out.

And so in the meantime, our job is just to love him.

Whenever I get worried about anything and I pray about it, the answer is always always,

"just love him," and that's a simple thing to do because he's so loveable.

I have been really lucky to have really awesome parents.

My being gay didn't change anything at all and that was huge for me.

I had a lot of time before my parents did to think about things and to study and to

find resources and my parents didn't have that time and so as soon as I came out they

were just thrown into this new life.

And so those disagreements and those learning experiences will happen, they do happen and

they will happen.

The most important thing is that when I had a disagreement with my parents, they made

sure that I knew that I was loved, like new that I was still so important to their lives,

and so that was really important to me as well.

So I was really lucky too to have parents that were able to raise me in an environment

where I wasn't susceptible to a lot of the things that a lot of LGBTQ+ kids were susceptible to.

I was never going to parties and getting so drunk and driving home drunk, really dangerous

things that, because LGBTQ+ people are so often alienated from their families and alienated

from their systems of support they often get into.

And so I think that was really important.

Probably the biggest thing I would say to other parents is just be patient and know

that God is there and he'll help you.

He'll help you.

A lot of the hard things we face is because we see life in a certain way, and if it doesn't

fit that, then it throws us into a tail loop and I think God wants to expand our vision,

and sometimes he uses things that are hard for us to do that.

I'm walking with all my wonderful family members and friends in the Sandpoint Stake as we learn

to be better people and more loving of all those around us.

I'll walk with all those who want to be a better support to those in the gay community

and want to love all of those as our own brothers and sisters.

We're the Marks family and we'll walk with you.

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Signs of a Brain Tumor That Might Take You by Surprise - Duration: 3:42.

Signs of a Brain Tumor That Might Take You by Surprise

Brain tumors can cause seizures, but not just the types that cause you to lose consciousness

and convulse.

According to the American Society of Clinical Oncology, some seizures can cause sensory

changes: sensation, vision, smell, hearing, and even taste.

If you're having this type of seizure, you might be fully awake, alert, and even able

to interact with others.

This can make it impossible for others to even realize that you're having a seizure,

says the Epilepsy Foundation

Sensory problems aren't just from seizures—they can come directly from tumors.

Penn patient Colleen began having trouble hearing.

This eventually led to the diagnosis of acoustic neuroma, a rare brain tumor that affects hearing

and balance, according to the Acoustic Neuroma Association.

Watch Colleen's Story Huh?

Say that again?

Cognitive functions, such as the ability to think or read, can be impacted by brain tumors.

"Some symptoms are really destructive in the sense that people are wide awake and may

look completely alert or normal," says Donald O'Rourke, MD, neurosurgeon and Director

of the Human Brain Tumor Tissue Bank at Penn Medicine.

"But they are very sick cognitively."

"This is particularly common with tumors in the midbrain," he explains.

"The two sides of your brain are connected, and they 'talk' to each other in order

for you to do things like think, write, and remember.

We really take that communication for granted.

When a tumor disrupts the communication, it's devastating."

Far from forgetfulness

Everyone has memory problems now and then, and that is perfectly normal.

But when forgetfulness turns to dramatic memory loss, it might be due to another problem,

such as a brain tumor.

"This is another time when a person can look fine until you start talking to her,"

says Dr. O'Rourke.

"It's sort of like having a family member with Alzheimer's.

This really takes away the substance of the person.

And that's what makes brain tumors different than other types of cancer: It affects the

intellectual, cognitive, and emotional abilities."

Your body is no longer obeying you

Poor coordination on the dance floor is one thing.

But persistent fumbling and stumbling when you're walking, reaching for a glass, or

doing other simple activities could signal a brain tumor.

"Symptoms are often dependent on the location of the tumor," explains Dr. O'Rourke.

"For example, if you have a tumor on your cerebellum—the part of your brain involved

in coordinating sequences of movements—you may have trouble controlling your arms and

legs."

Pain where you least expect it

Sometimes, a tumor can make its presence known by causing pain—and not always in the form

of headaches.

Greg, a Penn patient who had a brain tumor, originally experienced tooth pain.

After a year of treatment with no relief, his dentist recommended he see a neurologist.

The pain ended up being caused by a brain tumor pressing on his trigeminal nerve, the

nerve responsible for carrying sensation from the face to the brain.

Greg didn't have brain tumor headaches—he had a brain tumor toothache.

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7 Foods that are Bad for Your Intestinal Health - Duration: 8:07.

7 Foods that are Bad for Your Intestinal Health

Your intestines play a very important role in your health.

After all, they help your body absorb nutrients and remove waste.

Did you know that they also host healthy bacteria?.

Millions of bacteria live in your intestines.

They're actually necessary for good digestion, because they're in charge of decomposing certain substances that your body can't digest by itself.

They also help produce certain essential vitamins.

As if that weren't enough, they give your body energy and strengthen your immune system.

The problem is that sometimes bad eating habits can keep your intestines from doing their job well and cause symptoms and illnesses that can diminish your quality of life.

The most concerning thing of all is that many people don't know which foods are harmful and why eating them can lead to these negative effects.

That's why we're taking this opportunity to reveal the 7 most harmful foods for your intestines and why you should reduce their consumption as much as possible.

Find out what they are!.

1,Grains high in gluten.

While the fiber in some whole grains can improve intestinal function, the gluten in refined grains can cause problems.

This protein is not digested or metabolized correctly, leading to allergies and adverse reactions.

Eating too much of it increases inflammation levels.

If left uncontrolled, it can trigger autoimmune illnesses such as:.

Diabetes. Arthritis. Alzheimer's. Lupus.

Fibromyalgia. Multiple sclerosis.

Crohn's disease.

Want to learn more? Is There a Connection between Gluten and Fibromyalgia?.

2,Red meat.

Regularly eating red meat not only increases your risk of gout but also can affect your body tissues, increasing inflammation.

This kind of food is harder to digest in comparison with lean meats.

Since it slows down digestion, it can also lead to digestive symptoms like:.

Abdominal inflammation. Gas.

In addition, red meat changes the pH of your intestines, which lowers levels of friendly bacteria and thus increases your risk of infection.

3,Fatty, fried food.

Fried and high-fat foods are quite addictive and can cause metabolic disorders and weight problems in the long-term.

In the short-term, they irritate your intestine and increase acid levels in your stomach.

They can cause problems like acid reflux, too.

People with irritable bowel syndrome, gastritis, and other digestive system disorders should avoid fried and high-fat foods.

4,Dairy.

While dairy products can provide nutrients that your body needs, people who are lactose intolerant should avoid their consumption.

They're tasty and are found in many dishes that you probably eat all the time, but it has been proven that they are responsible for many intestinal issues.

The fat, lactose, and proteins in dairy products directly affect intestinal health.

They alter the micro-biome and make it harder to remove waste.

They are also related to inflammation and common problems like constipation and diarrhea.

5,Spicy foods.

Hot peppers add a special touch to your food and even contain powerful antioxidants that protect your body from oxidative damage.

The problem is that eating them can cause serious inflammation in the lining of your stomach and intestines, especially for people who already have a digestive issue.

As a result, you'll experience more acid reflux, heartburn, and gastritis.

6,Coffee and soda.

Coffee and soda are associated with an increased incidence of acid reflux and intestinal inflammation.

These beverages relax the esophageal sphincter, which makes it easier for stomach acid to come up.

The high amounts of sugar and additives also interfere with intestinal health, sometimes producing diarrhea and serious abdominal pain.

Check out this article: Discover: 6 Habits that Cause Abdominal Inflammation.

7,Canned and processed food.

Supermarkets are overrun with a wide variety of canned and processed foods prepared in a way that takes away from their nutritional quality.

Many people see them as a good, quick option, since they do tend to taste good and are easy to make.

However, what the industry doesn't want people to know is that they are very low in essential nutrients.

Instead, they're full of additives that affect your intestines as well as the rest of your body.

Consuming additives is associated with the risk of developing metabolic illnesses, irritable bowel syndrome, and several types of cancer.

Do you eat any of the above foods? If so, make an effort to reduce their consumption as much as possible to keep your intestine healthy.

Instead, eat more organic foods, especially fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

For more infomation >> 7 Foods that are Bad for Your Intestinal Health - Duration: 8:07.

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'You are not forgotten': Arizona Residents Honor John McCain - Duration: 12:27.

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I'll Walk With You - Glen and Linda Marks - Duration: 6:05.

I'm Glen Marks, I've been in the church for all of my life.

I come from probably four or five generations of Mormons that came across the plains.

The church has meant a lot to us, it's the purpose of our life.

And I'm Linda.

Glen and I have both had lots of callings in the church and currently I'm the Ward

Organist and the Stake Organist, which I love.

That is a one music connection that Justin and I have. He has been a great joy in our

lives since the time he was little.

But when he came out, it was probably more of a struggle for him than it was for us.

I think Linda and I have been fortunate to have had experiences with different kinds

of cultures and having a daughter that married bi-racially, there were things that helped

us to see past some of what maybe other people have to really struggle with.

When I think about Justin, I've never identified him as anything other than just a quality

individual and with his orientation of being gay, it hasn't been really a big concern.

And when Justin first came out, I had a great sadness.

Just to think that he had gone a number of years realizing that there was something different,

that he was gay, and yet having it all inside and dealing with it all on his own.

It was a comfort to see how he became comfortable with who he was.

He was not rejected because of his orientation.

I guess if I were giving any kind of encouragement to grandmas and grandpas it would be,

lighten up on life.

Enjoy the coming out.

Recognize that it wasn't the coming out that made them who they are, all those characteristics

are normally already there and the issue of their sexual orientation is a separate part

of their life and it's not everything that they are.

It's a large part of their life, but it's not everything that they are.

This is kind of an overriding thought that I've had the last few days is about how God's

love is so amazing for each one of us, more than we could ever comprehend in this life

and he loves each child.

He knows exactly the challenges that are before us, and he knows how to help us deal with

them, whether we're the person going through it or someone who is a loved one.

He knows how to help us and succor us.

I have a special connection with Justin with music since we like to do duets together and

he plays very well.

We kinda click on that duets scene and maybe one of our favorites or maybe even our theme

song is "Can't Smile Without You."

And that's how I feel.

I've got to have Justin in my life to smile.

We can disagree without being disagreeable, but then even having said that, I think it's

so much more important that we try to walk in the other person's shoes and try to, without

drawing conclusions, do some observation along the way, but the overriding factor is still

there that we love people and that there is a place for every one of us no matter what

our orientation might be.

So I remember when I came out and I was really worried especially about Grandma and Grandpa.

I remember when I talked to both of them about it just the absolute love I got from both

of them was incredible and I think the most awesome thing was that they didn't treat me any different

at all.

We got closer because I started doing a ton of music with Grandma, and Grandpa and I started

having deep philosophical discussions and stuff.

I just really love both of you so much.

Justin, we love you so much too.

Yeah.

As we go through our lives, one thing I'm sure of is that God walks with us in the challenges

that we have.

And so in our support of one another, we can walk with one another.

We can show each other God's love by showing our love, and Justin, you're easy to love.

I will always walk with you.

I think one thing I would say, Justin, is that I walk with you and with all of our other

children and grandchildren to be able to celebrate your uniquenesses and what an integral part

you are in that whole setting so I will walk with you so that my grandchildren can see

how I feel about you so that they know that I will walk with them with whatever they deal with.

We're the Marks family, and we'll walk with you.

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I'll Walk With You - The Wildes - Duration: 7:18.

Hi, my name is Allen Wilde.

This is my wife, Brenda.

I grew up LDS with good family.

I was born deaf, and I was raised active in the church.

I served well.

I arrived home.

Years later, I met my wife in the deaf church.

We chatted, we dated, and then we got married in the Salt Lake Temple.

Ever since, we've raised three children.

Hi, my name is Brenda Wilde, I grew up in Idaho.

I'm from a long line of Mormons.

We are very very straight Mormon family.

I met my husband in the deaf ward and fell in love and we got married.

We have three children.

Once, I noticed, my son, he acted a little different.

I discussed it with my wife about that, but she was not sure, so we just let it go.

They were small children, it was nothing, so I kept quiet, and kept it to myself until

he was almost 17 years old.

When he decided to come out, he gave us a paper, and it explained his story.

We were a very very close family, but he was still afraid and he had made plans so if we

kicked him out he would have a place to go that night.

He had told me that his friend needed to talk with us.

He called her and got her on Skype, and he gave each one of us a letter telling us how

much he loved us, and that he had same-sex attraction.

In the letter, he explained that he had dwelt on the idea of killing himself.

I want my son. I don't care if he's gay.

That is something that should never make a difference to parents.

Never.

We got married for better or for worse and we had three beautiful children for better or for worse

If your children are gay, accept that.

Through all of this process, I have discovered that we need to become more like Christ.

We need to love everyone.

We need to remember not to judge because all of us are broken people.

Gays are born to become gay, it's not their choice.

It's the same as me.

I was born deaf, it wasn't my choice.

If my son decides to be active, that's his choice.

We will continue to love him, welcome his partner if he chooses.

I will try to love them, welcome them home, and continue to live Christlike.

I sat with my son a few Sundays where my son just cried and cried and cried and told me,

"If there is a straight pill, I would take it, but I cannot change myself.

I can't."

I truly believe that if Christ were to come here today, he would probably go to a group

of gay people.

I want my son to be happy.

I'm not gonna kid, I'm not gonna say that it's easy.

It's been tough, it's been hard.

There've been many many tears, but I want my family together.

My advice to all of you parents: don't send your son or your daughter, gay or lesbian,

to a psychiatrist to change their gay to straight.

But go for advice or counsel with your children for better communication and understanding

with your children and with your parents the same.

I will walk with my son to the end.

But, I also will walk with people who are having problems with their family.

I'm willing to walk with you and walk with my son.

I think it's important for people like me and parents to know that they're not alone,

that there are people like us, living in the suburbs of Bountiful, Utah.

That people are everywhere and we know how you feel and you're not alone and that we

will walk with you.

We are the Wilde family, and we'll walk with you.

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7 signs it's lust not love - Duration: 4:42.

7 Signs It's Lust Not Love.

I suppose, for me, the first clue should have been during our time together when he said

that, "You don't have to like the other person to want them."

Or perhaps later when he indicated that he is looking for something better, and someone

more 'marriageable' in his eyes.

A relationship based on lust is great if you know what you are getting yourself into and

do it with your eyes wide open, for a good romp in the hay.

But what's important is that you don't delude yourself.

Here are 7 signs that what you share is lust, and not love.

1.

You're dressed to impress.

You are always looking your best with them.

You eyebrows are waxed, you are invariably dressed to advantage, and your Brazilian is

immaculate.

Whether you're a man or a woman, the point is that you take particular care in your appearance

each time you meet them.

In a relationship that is based on more than just the superficial, you and your partner

wouldn't care if your hair wasn't perfect some day because your relationship is much

more than all that lies outside.

2.

A dearth of meaningful conversations.

When you're in love, and I mean well and truly in love, you are comfortable with your

partner and all that they are.

Which means you are also comfortable talking about most things with them.

Your partner is your friend, unlike lust, in which case friendship and the meaningful

conversations that come with it are lacking.

Conversations making up your problems, your hopes, your dreams, and your life in general

are missing from your interactions.

3.

They look like sin.

In a relationship based on lust alone, your partner most likely appears to be a version

of Adonis/Aphrodite.

And you're oft left thinking that nature has bestowed an inordinate amount of beauty

on this individual.

You cannot stop thinking of their looks and believe them to be perfect, when the reality

is that they are far from it.

In love, you see past a person's imperfections to the beauty and kindness within.

There is passion, but it isn't based solely on their looks, rather it is derived from

the love you two share.

4.

Your time is spent tumbling.

This, I draw purely from experience.

Although I do not lay claim to it being unique to me and my former situation.

Feel free to relate to it.

So, you decide to watch a movie together.

But instead of opting for one that is playing at your nearest cinemas, you choose to watch

an oldie at his/her place.

Sounds cute and somewhat romantic right?

Sure, if you do end up watching the entire movie.

And that is because in reality, you could care less about the movie and spend the greater

portion of the time hitting the home run.

And that is just what happens when your relationship is based on lust, and not love.

You spend virtually all your time with each other having sex.

Indeed, sex is a wonderful way to express your feelings for one another, but it shouldn't

be the only one.

5.

You don't connect on an emotional level.

Your communication is stunted.

You don't identify your feelings or discuss them, and neither does he/she.

You don't lead to discussions pertaining to how he/she makes you feel or vice versa.

Frankly, feelings don't come into it, unless they are about sex.

When you connect with someone on an emotional level, you draw comfort from silence.

You aren't bothered by lying on your sides and gazing into each other's eyes till 4

in the morning (oh, trust me, it's quite the novelty at the outset of love).

But the fact that silences are awkward, and your communication is based solely on sex

and which bit you enjoyed most should be a neon sign screaming it's pure lust.

6.

Your memories are associated with the bedroom alone.

Each time you think of the moments you've spent with him/her, you don't think of the

movie you watched or the meal you shared, or the walks you took.

Instead your thoughts are instantly routed towards all the titillating moments you spent

in each other's company…only.

And those memories alone stand out in your mind each time you think of him/her.

7.

No plans for the future.

You speak of how good it is.

How much you want each other.

Of your desire for the other one.

What you want out of your next 'date'.

But one thing you haven't imagined doing is spending a lifetime with them.

If the thought of marriage, children, join accounts, shared sleepless nights changing

diapers, vacations taken together amongst several others of a similar nature come to

your mind over time when you think of them, then you can be assured that this is perhaps

more than just pure lust.

But if the future never comes into it, ever, then the nature of your relationship need

not be spelt out for you.

For more infomation >> 7 signs it's lust not love - Duration: 4:42.

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Talking Tom Gold Run New Update - New Character Skater Angela VS Boss Fight - Android Gameplay - Duration: 12:07.

New Update

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Homescapes Level 953 - How to complete Level 953 on Homescapes - Duration: 3:25.

"Homescapes"

"How to complete Level 953 on Homescapes"

"How to beat Level 953 on Homescapes"

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10 Signs You May Have Hearing Loss.

There are many different causes of hearing loss and even different types of hearing loss.

Seeing an audiologist can help diagnosis and treat a potential hearing concerns.

Hearing loss can occur so gradually that often times individuals are not aware of the severity

of the loss.

Like any medical condition, the sooner you address the hearing loss the better treatment

outcome you will have.

If you suspect you or a loved one is suffering from hearing loss, contact Vibrant Health

today at 715-425-6701 to schedule a comprehensive hearing evaluation with our Audiologist, Dr.

Kirsten Euscher.

10 Signs You May Have Hearing Loss.

You have trouble hearing people talking on the telephone.

Most phones come with a volume control setting, so you might not have trouble hearing your

friend, co-worker, client or friend because you've amped the telephone to the max.

Check the volume setting on the telephone receiver.

If it's at max volume, chances are you, or someone at home or in the office has hearing

loss and needs to see a hearing professional.

You have trouble following a conversation when people are talking at the same time.

Because our ability to process multiple incoming and competing signals also deteriorates over

time, being a little lost in conversation isn't always a sign of hearing loss.

However, let's say you're at a work meeting or eating dinner with the family; when two

or more people talk at the same time, do you have a hard time keeping up?

If so, you may be suffering from hearing loss.

The family complains that the TV is too loud.

If this isn't a sign of hearing loss, nothing is.

When your kids or significant other complain that the TV is too loud, you probably have

a hearing problem.

If you think this might only be an issue for older generations, think again.

The fact is, hearing professionals are seeing younger and younger patients – teens and

young adults in their 20s – who have experienced some degree of hearing loss due to long-term

exposure to music.

You strain to hear conversations.

Ever have a headache at the end of the day?

Feel completely exhausted after a simple day of conversing with coworkers, friends or family?

Chances are this fatigue is caused by constant straining to follow the conversation.

Having to focus all day to clearly hear conversation is exhausting work and can lead to additional

maladies such as headaches, fatigue and exhaustion.

Hearing aids will help you stay in the game and feel better at the end of the day.

You have trouble hearing in noisy environments.

You're with some friends at the new restaurant in town.

It's noisy, just like any busy eatery.

And all that background noise makes it difficult to hear the folks at your table.

People with hearing loss often have problems masking out background noise.

Good news.

Today's hearing aids – even the entry-level variety – come with directional microphones

and digital noise reduction.

Directional microphones pick up sound in front while reducing the cacophony of ambient noise

surrounding you.

You say 'What?'

a lot.

More than a couple of times a day.

Just because you didn't hear a mumbling co-worker from 10 feet away doesn't mean

you have a hearing loss.

However, if "what?" is the most commonly used word in your vocabulary, you aren't

getting the sound signals you need to process sound correctly, resulting in hearing loss.

People don't speak clearly.

Speaking of mumbling, if everyone around you sounds like the teacher from Charlie Brown,

chances are you're suffering from hearing loss.

If it sounds like you've got cotton in your ears, you aren't picking up the full range

of sound – from high notes to low – making noise sound like mumbling to you.

You misunderstand what people say.

"You want me to eat a frog?"

"No, Fred, I said, 'See the fog'."

Misunderstanding people can be embarrassing, but it doesn't have to be that way.

A pair of hearing aids can enable you to understand conversation and avoid the awkwardness of

mishearing important directions, the punch line to a joke or the lyrics to your favorite

song.

You have trouble hearing children and women.

As previously discussed, hearing loss within a specific frequency is pretty common and

with age, you're more likely to experience hearing loss within the higher frequencies.

Since women and children speak at higher pitches or frequencies, it's often more difficult

to hear what your granddaughter or wife is saying to you than when your best friend with

a big, booming, deep voice speaks to you.

You become annoyed at others because you can't understand what they say.

It can be easy to get frustrated and annoyed at those around you when you cannot hear what

they're saying.

Try to remember, you're not annoyed at the speaker; you're really annoyed that you

can't hear the speaker as well as you once did.

The feelings of frustration are normal and understandable.

Hearing loss isn't just about the ears.

Loss of hearing is associated with depression, anxiety, isolation and other emotional disorders.

By calling to make an appointment with our audiologist, you may be able to lead a happier,

healthier life —simply by being able to hear more clearly!

If you recognize more than a few of these symptoms, chances are, you may have some degree

of hearing loss.

No need to fear; hearing loss with age is common and can easily be identified and treated.

Call us at 715-425-6701 and we can get you scheduled with our Audiologist, Dr. Kirsten

Euscher for a comprehensive hearing evaluation.