Teri Quednau probably isn't what you picture when you try to imagine a hearing instrument specialist. She's very down-to-earth, a Harley-riding mom and grandma who wears jeans, not a lab coat. She also wears a hearing aid. When she was 32 years old, she was diagnosed with a genetic conductive hearing loss, and she's now on her fourth hearing device.
What that means is that Teri understands the challenges of hearing loss. She knows that it can be frustrating, confusing, or overwhelming. And she knows what a difference hearing aids can make because she's had her own life transformed by them.
Her experience inspired her to get her hearing instrument specialist certification and begin Quednau Hearing, so she could help others like her.