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Credits: Instagram/Lily McManus The Bachelor NZ season three runner-up Lily McManus has shared her journey to accepting her hearing disability in a series of emotional videos on social media. The reality TV personality shared the story of discovering her hearing impairment with her 142,000 Instagram followers, aiming to inspire hope in others. "I have a hearing impairment, quite a big one. I wear hearing aids," she explained. The 21-year-old recalled how she discovered she couldn't hear one of her schoolmate's ringtones as a teen, prompting her to tell her mum, "I think I'm a little bit deaf." An audiologist confirmed that McManus had spent "15 years only hearing about 60 percent" and needed hearing aids, but she initially found the news difficult to accept. "I was like, 'No. there's nothing wrong with me, f**k you, f**k the world'", she said. "I spent another three years being angry about it. "...

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