3. By the time he had surgery, Hudson had 55%-60% hearing loss in each ear.
4. Hudson was satisfied with the clear sounds father the surgery.
5. The cause was an inflamed adenoid gland (a benign gland located in the head), and the doctor performed surgery to solve the problem. The doctor also inserted tubes so that the fluid in Hudson’s ears can now flow freely.
6. The hearing loss had a severe effect on Hudson’s daily life. (couldn’t hear teacher, coach, television etc)
7. None of his other senses were affected by the problem.<br />Please notice that these ARE the genuine notes, they were converted into text for convenience of presentation. <br />
![Zach Lee<br />Hearing loss interview<br />Per C/D Kuhl<br />Hearing loss interview<br />My little brother here has had up to 60% hearing loss in both ears over the past few years. Hudson (my little brother) is now fine and back to normal. Today he spoke to me about what it was like.<br />Questions (Pre-prepared)<br />When did you first notice the symptoms of hearing loss?<br />Was the loss of hearing gradual, or did it suddenly appear?<br />How bad was your hearing loss?<br />After the surgery, did you notice the clearer sounds?<br />Do you know what was wrong with your hearing?<br />How did this affect your daily life?<br />Were any other of your senses affected by this problem?<br />On this page, I have taken some notes about Hudson’s case…*<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/hearinglossinterview-100425201337-phpapp01/85/hearing-loss-interview-1-320.jpg)
