Hi, I am plunging into the world of hearing aids. While it's mostly because I have difficulty with quiet voices and loud environments, the guy who will set up my aids did tell me they can connect to my phone. I'm assuming most sighted people only connect theirs when listening to a book or music; that is what the guy made it sound like. I'm trying to get my head around what that is like for voice over users. Do you leave hearing aids always connected to the phone? Sometimes I'm on my phone and want to show my sighted family something. Would I have to turn off the hearing aid connection to let them hear the audio from the phone? They guy told me I'd have 4 to 5 programs set for different contexts. Any recommendations of things I should ask when I go in to have the programs set up for the aids?
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