Education and Training. 1  The Volunteer Patient Advocacy Training educates and empowers AIP members to serve as volunteer patient advocates for family members and friends, thereby enabling them to become partners in their own care. The training offers basic advocacy skills to help members gain access to quality care.
Remove any earrings that are currently in any ear piercing holes. Leave the earrings out of your ears indefinitely. This means never placing another earring through any hole. Eventually, the holes will develop scar tissue that will permanently close the hole for good. Examine the holes after the two to three weeks of wearing no earrings. For some, the scar tissue development will close the holes completely by this point. If the hole is not completely closed, wait an additional week or two and check again.. For some people with piercing holes that are 10 years or older, the hole will never close completely.
Removing Ear Wax. 1  1. Gather your materials. 2  2. Put several drops of wax softening solution into your ear canal. 3  3. Fill a bulb syringe with warm water.  4. Place the tip of the syringe at the entrance of your ear 1  canal. 5. Tip your head to the side to let the water drain.