Lewis Vaughan Jones lost his hearing in his left ear.
After Lewis Vaughan’s first appearance on television with a hearing aid, a newsreader who lost his hearing in his left ear got letters of encouragement.
After doctors told him that his hearing loss was permanent, Lewis felt his career as a news presenter for the BBC and ITN got over.
Why Does Lewis Vaughan Jones Wear A Hearing Aid?
Many people just give up when their health condition get declined. Some other people accept it and live with it. It is not easy for people to accept the change any illness will bring to their daily lives.
Lewis Vaughan Jones is courageous enough to accept his hearing problem. Not only did he accept that but, raised awareness as well. In addition, to raising awareness about hearing loss, Lewis has had to accept the truth that his hearing loss and tinnitus are irreversible.
The journalist recalls, “I was curiously unconcerned about losing my hearing; it was the ringing that was the most bothersome.”
Lewis is utilizing this chapter of his life, to be honest, and share that hearing loss is nothing to be ashamed of, attending lessons to learn how to lip read or attempting to acquire British Sign Language.
Meet Lewis Vaughan BBC Presenter Wife And Family
Lewis Vaughan, the BBC presenter is married to his wife, Hannah Vaughan Jones. She is a CNN News journalist in London. Both Hannah and her spouse Lewis spent £80000 on treatment.
They got treated in their desperate bid to become parents. The couple said they had almost lost all hope of ever having children, but their battle finally paid off after Hannah gave birth to a baby boy around three years back in 2019.
He was born to his parents on March 17, in Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan. The detail of his parents and siblings are under the curtain. He has not shared anything about them.
More on Lewis Vaughan Jones – Wikipedia
Lewis Vaughan Jones was previously based in the Midlands as an ITV News Correspondent. He also contributed to ITV’s Wales Tonight and London Tonight programs.
“Obviously, having to immediately wear a hearing aid was a bit of a shock, but I never felt embarrassed.” “However, I completely understand how people may feel.”
Vaughan attended and graduated from Stanwell Comprehensive School in Penarth, Wales, a co-educational foundation status comprehensive school and sixth form college.