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reflectiveseventies t1_iy3fn5x wrote

Go to Costco. 10 bucks for a pack of 48 size 312.

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raz0rsh4rp t1_iy3k48j wrote

Why get new batteries at all? The TV volume goes up to 100!

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No_Primary_44 t1_iy3wush wrote

And this is why Gramps will get bluetooth headphones for christmas

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TaikaJamppa t1_iy4cnyg wrote

#What did you say? Huh! I can’t hear you! This thing must be outta battery again!

  • grandpa, probably.

Sadly my grandpas/-moms, from both mom’s and dad’s side, have already passed… last one, the one grandma I grew up with and loved, passed late last year, I recall September…? And grandpa, whose last car I inherited as well, passed when I was starting my 2nd year in vocational college, in summer of 2014. Mom’s mom passed before I was born, same year in fact, and dad’s dad I never met, but had a few words (he literally asked to get my dad to phone).. that’s all.

TLDR: keep your loved ones close for as long as you can! I almost let go of granny near the end… too early.

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Mewlies t1_iy3v6t4 wrote

Many have proprietary batteries that you are better off ordering a whole new pair of hearing aids and hope your insurance will agree to pay for a new pair. In USA at least many insurance companies have limits on medical supplies per year like orthopedic shoes, optical glasses/contacts, hearing aids, walking assistance devices, etc.

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VintageSoul0521 t1_iy56isf wrote

Three things I hope to continue doing in my golden years are seeing, hearing and eating. Guess what Medicare doesn’t cover: glasses, hearing aids or dental! You pay for extra coverage for the three things most seniors need. I guess they think we can’t see or hear that we’re getting screwed :/

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Mewlies t1_iydgyv7 wrote

In many States the State is are required to Offer a Listing of Low to No Cost Medicare/Medicaid Part C and/or Part D Provider listings. Which in some States they must provide at least $500 to $1000 Coverage for Each of Vision, Hearing, and Dental.

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