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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 333402" data-attributes="member: 324">To the young guys, a lot of good warnings here.&nbsp; Not that it &quot;could&quot; happen.&nbsp; It will.&nbsp; It's somewhat gradual.&nbsp; You used to shoot and have ringing for a couple of days.&nbsp; Then a week, then longer.&nbsp; You get used to it.&nbsp; Then one day, you realize it's permanent.&nbsp; Then it's too late.And yes, I get crabby when I can't hear.&nbsp; For me, my left is okay, my right was at 90% loss in some middle frequencies.&nbsp; After the last surgery (still have not gotten the bill, even though it's been over 3 months) it's coming back a little bit.&nbsp; Those middle frequencies happen to be at conversation levels with higher toned voices, like my wife and daughters.&nbsp; No joke.&nbsp; I used to be able to read lips pretty well, but now with masks...And I can hear at drive-throughs, but I can't understand people.&nbsp; Makes me crabby.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 333402, member: 324"] To the young guys, a lot of good warnings here. Not that it "could" happen. It will. It's somewhat gradual. You used to shoot and have ringing for a couple of days. Then a week, then longer. You get used to it. Then one day, you realize it's permanent. Then it's too late. And yes, I get crabby when I can't hear. For me, my left is okay, my right was at 90% loss in some middle frequencies. After the last surgery (still have not gotten the bill, even though it's been over 3 months) it's coming back a little bit. Those middle frequencies happen to be at conversation levels with higher toned voices, like my wife and daughters. No joke. I used to be able to read lips pretty well, but now with masks... And I can hear at drive-throughs, but I can't understand people. Makes me crabby. [/QUOTE]

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