On Saturday, August 25, 2012, I, (Melissa Tumblin) – Founder of Ear Community and the Microtia and Atresia Support Group on Facebook, presented at the 2nd Annual Oticon Medical Patient Advocacy Conference in Somerset, New Jersey. I spoke about advocacy and how Ear Community (www.Ear Community.com) can help families and individuals with Microtia and Atresia learn more about their options, including learning more about hearing loss. I was honored to be asked to speak at the conference about Ear Community and about why I have such a passion for helping families and individuals with Microtia and Atresia around the world. I also proudly announced that Ear Community is now a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. I am looking forward to helping even more individuals across the world as much as I can as a non profit organization.
Thank you,
Melissa Tumblin – Founder of Ear Community and the Microtia and Atresia Support Group
Below are some pictures from the 2nd Annual Patient Advocacy Conference hosted by Oticon Medical
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- Melissa Tumblin speaking about Microtia and Atresia and options for hearing loss
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- Melissa Tumblin, Founder of Ear Community speaking about advocacy
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- Melissa Tumblin speaking about Advocacy
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- Melissa Tumblin sharing her recent experience in getting an IEP for her daughter for preschool
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- Melissa Tumblin proudly announcing that Ear Community is now a Non Profit Organization (501c3)
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- Tine Schou of Oticon Medical (Denmark) speaking about social media and helping families on-line
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- Curt Gorman (President of Oticon Medical, US) speaks about the company
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- Alan Raffauf (Vice President of Marketing for Oticon US) speaks about bone conductive products
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- Guests at the 2nd Annual Patient Advocacy Conference hosted by Oticon Medical
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