<human>: This is my story:

I have almost no hearing in my right ear which was first discovered when my first grade teacher pointed out to my parents that I sometimes wouldn't respond to questions or hear things. Over the years I had been to get my hearing retested which basically came back that I had between 70 and 90% hearing loss in that ear but all the information was lost by my father when we moved one year. 

A few years ago when I (15 at this time) moved in with my mother, she decided I should get it tested again to see if it had decreased further and to see if maybe I could be given help in any way. She ended up making an appointment with a ENT specialist at the local major hospital and we went and saw him and he sent me off for a hearing test. After doing the test we returned to him. He turned to my mother and basically said that the tests came back inconsistent and that he suspected that I was faking my hearing loss for attention (Obviously not his exact wording but the basic jist of it). Thankful my mum went off her nut at him for saying that since anyone who had spent time with me could plainly see I had a hearing problem.

I didn't go to another hearing test or specialist for 3 years because of that but when I did, the tests came back conclusively saying I am profoundly deaf in that ear and so have other ones I've done since.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: A specialist said I was faking my hearing for attention and had been doing so since I was 5/6 years old