Blog 2: Wayfinding and the Long Game
Toni Iacolucci Toni Iacolucci

Blog 2: Wayfinding and the Long Game

I joined my radiologist in her office at a large medical system in my home city for our consultation appointment around a recent CT scan.  The session was scheduled to share information about the source of pain that had begun to radiate across my shoulder and down my arm a few months before.  I was nervous but hopeful as I settled into the chair in the specialist’s office.

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Blog 1 : State of Affairs
Toni Iacolucci Toni Iacolucci

Blog 1 : State of Affairs

About 25 years ago when my hearing was almost completely gone, there was barely any mention of hearing loss in the general media.  I clearly remember the pivotal moment when an article by Jane Brody miraculously appeared in the New York Times: Personal Health; Needless Silence for the Hearing Impaired.  To finally find an acknowledgment of hearing loss, the albatross that was rapidly encompassing my life, was a tremendous relief.  I am not the only one. 

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