Author Archives: Let's Loop Seattle

Advocacy works. It really does. Thanks to your hard work and support, long-term care staff will be trained to recognize hearing loss and seek assistance when it’s needed: Senate Bill 5177 passed unanimously and was signed by Governor Inslee. Hearing … Continue reading →

A riddle: What looks like an iPad, shows only words, and sits atop a goose-neck holder? It’s a Figaro MobiTxt captioner, helping people who are deaf or who have a hearing loss understand, follow, and enjoy the performances at A … Continue reading →

Understanding clearly in airports can be challenging, even for people with good hearing. Competing noise, echoes, and reverberations combined with accents and dialects can cause confusion, fatigue, and stress–not to mention misheard instructions, unheard gate changes, missed flights, or an … Continue reading →

It’s hard to say how many folks have given up going to church because of their hearing loss. But even one person who sits at home on a Sunday morning when they’d rather be in fellowship with their neighbors is … Continue reading →

Lincoln Theatre in Mt. Vernon, Washington, is fundraising for a new sound system…with a loop! You can donate to this wonderful community theatre and help them reach their goal. They plan for enough microphones for each individual performer, so their … Continue reading →