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Knowing anything about it I have to ask.... would bone conducting headphones work?
someone tells you major life altering loss and grief from two years ago, don't try to offer solutions to fix the problem.
So your solution is 'fuck trying to be helpful, they're finished, don't even bother'? As someone who is in a similar situation to OP, kindly eat shit and die. I will happily look into ways to regain my mobility, cognitive sharpness, and retrain my brain to overcome my loses, and I'm sure as fuck others would as well. It's fucking awful to be effectively chained to a bed or chair, forced to watch your life fade away, unable to do anything. I'm always up for trying new medical tech and therapy methods, and I go back to therapy every couple years to try again, and try new ideas.
To have your state of mind is awful for yourself, but is nothing short of disgusting, hurtful, and distressing for others. Truly, fuck you.
I would suspect they would not work. The damage from Covid appears to be neurological and bone conducting headphones only bypass the mechanical components of the ear.