sunshine13
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I have no words. Pity she's not in the same situation.
Kriss Kross. Excellent current reference there, Liz.Dreary. You'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh!
God yeah. Remember when everyHe's not quite the piggy eyed, doddery oul disaster she described is he!
She's such a bore isn't she.....I know she doesn't have any friends, I wonder why??I swear I could write next Sundays myself and no one would notice, she recycles her stories and anecdotes so much!
She isn't cottoning onto the fact that it isn't working, I wish she would.I think it’s to make her feel sexyShe’s scared of sex and men, but wants to feel desired. It reminds me of a woman over 60 stuck in a 16 year old’s body
.Hearing impairment is defined by the quietest level of sounds you can hear; known as your hearing threshold and is measured in decibels (dB). These hearing thresholds are used to catagorise your hearing as normal (no impairment), mild, moderate, severe or profound impairment. A severe hearing loss is traditionally classed as threshold levels of 71-95dB, a profound hearing loss is threshold levels in excess of 95dB. Due to the complex nature of hearing loss and complex configurations of individual audiograms Addenbrooke's severe / profound hearing loss clinic defines a severe/profound loss as threshold levels of 80dB or worse at 2kHz and 4kHz.
70dB is the average volume of a vacuum cleaner at a distance of 1 metre
90dB is the average volume of a jackhammer at a distance of 15 metres
100dB is the average volume of a disco speaker at a distance of 1 metre
Patients with severe / profound hearing loss usually need to lip-read or use sign language, even with a hearing aid. (My bolding)
The aim of the Severe/ Profound Hearing Loss Clinic is to ensure adult patients with severe or profound hearing loss are optimally managed in terms of amplification, wider audiological rehabilitation and onward referral for cochlear implant assessment where appropriate
"Contractually obliged". Doesn't take much to do a bit of Twatter now and again.Nic has been back on social media (sporadically), has been sharing Liz's articles and still has Liz's website in her bio. So I think she probably still works for Liz - but Liz did suggest they had an argument late last year and it looks like Nic hasn't been around so much/is working fewer hours because of her health problems
Again.The previous owner must have thanked their lucky stars when they saw her coming