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Nettle · F
Omg you poor thing😲
But what good timing ... if you HAVE to have a really bad attack, the only way it could have happened at a better time is if it had waited until you got to the waiting room and THEN started! But it's so much better if a doctor can actually see you when you're suffering the symptoms. And if nothing else, they now know everything it's possible to know, and they won't push you down the list thinking that you're not [i]really[/i] that bad😳
Trouble is, you ARE that bad. I sincerely hope that the new meds alleviate the symptoms at least partially, and that it lasts long enough for the grommet to be fitted. Fingers crossed that you'll be a shining example of how successful the grommet/steroid combination can be!!😍

In the meantime, hugs...!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Ironicman · 56-60, M
You're doing the best you can. Keep going. I imagine it must be hard not being able to get out.
JerseyGal · 51-55, F
Best wishes to you in hopes that it works, even if it's a little relief.
Honeylove · 46-50, F
It sounds absolutely terrifying. I hope all the new treatment helps.
fazer1k · 56-60, M
Good luck with the treatment.
summersong · F
Aw that sucks. I hope the new meds help.
AliceTinker · 51-55, F
Good that you got a diagnosis though
SmartKat · 56-60, F
I can’t “like” this. Hugs instead.
SW-User
Feels. I'm so sorry.
SW-User
So sorry. Hugs xx
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At least the consultant saw what it was like for you. What does this mean for your hearing.

Hugs xxx
@SW-User oh crap, so guitar playing is not going to be easy :/
SW-User
@InOtterWords I can't really play like I did it's been like that for a year or so sadly
@SW-User that's such a shame, I'm so sorry.

 
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