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Radmila hears the whole world without interference!

AiF. Dobroe Serdce

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Radmila finally began to hear clearly. The hearing aids that you paid for helped the girl to succeed in her studies and provided excellent opportunities for communication and life.

An eight-year-old second grade student has grade 2 hearing loss. She was diagnosed several years ago and advised to do without hearing aids for now. But time has shown that this advice does not work. Radmila was hearing worse and worse, and because of this, her studies were deteriorating. In order not to completely escape into the world of sound isolation, Radmila urgently needed hearing aids. And thanks to your support, the girl got them.

"My daughter is now comfortable communicating and learning, she hears all the sounds clearly. Teachers at school also noticed that hearing aids gave Radmila the necessary potential for learning. Therefore, we managed to finish the school year well. We sincerely thank everyone who supported us and responded to the call for help," says the girl's mother Elmira.

Now there are no more obstacles in the girl's life, neither at school, nor in socializing, nor in watching her favorite movie. Powerful and modern hearing aids have given Radmila comfort, safety and self-confidence. Thank you, tubers, for the support of the Kubaev family!

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Radmila has grade 2 hearing loss and needs hearing aids

Eight-year-old Radmila is hard of hearing. Even from the first desk, he can't always make out the teacher's words. Studying has become a real challenge. Hearing aids are needed to make the child's world louder and clearer.

Since early childhood, mom suspected her daughter had hearing problems – she turns on cartoons louder, then she does not respond to her requests. Before school, the parents insisted on an in-depth examination, which confirmed grade 2 hearing loss on both sides. But instead of the devices, the mother was recommended to talk louder with the child.

At the end of the 1st grade, it became clear that neither the first desk, where Radmila was placed, nor the loud voice of the teacher could cope with hearing loss. The girl constantly complained that she almost did not catch the teacher's explanations if the classroom was noisy.

When they tried on the hearing aids, Radmila blossomed into a smile. "How loud," she said to her mom. I even heard the sound of cars outside the window. But it's impossible to get devices with the second degree of hearing loss for free, and parents can't afford to buy them. We need our help. Let's put Radmila on digital ears so that she can hear clearly and learn without interference!