They're too low on my head, too. They look like squashed pieces of pizza dough sticking out of the top of my neck or something.
Okay, maybe I'm exaggerating a little. But I really hate them.
When the ear doctor first pulled the hearing aids out for me and Mom to look at, I groaned.
“I am not wearing that thing,” I announced, folding my arms in front of me.
“I know they probably look kind of big,” said the ear doctor,
“but we had to attach them to the headband because we had no other way of making them so they’d stay in your ears.”
See, normal hearing aids usually have a part that wraps around the outer ear to hold the inner bud in place.
But in my case, since I don’t have outer ears, they had to put the earbuds on this heavy-duty headband
that was supposed to wrap around the back of my head.
“I can’t wear that, Mom,” I whined. “You’ll hardly notice them,” said Mom, trying to be cheerful.
“They look like headphones.” “Headphones? Look at them, Mom!” I said angrily. “I’ll look like Lobot!”
“Which one is Lobot?” said Mom calmly. “Lobot?”
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