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Xbox headsets that work with digital hearing aids?
Above. Over the years I've tried conventional headsets, even though I almost never game online, and they tend not to be compatible with my hearing aids. I've looked into hearing aid specific headsets on the RNIB etc, and they tend to be prohibitively expensive. Can anyone advise? I am aware of Google.
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Hi, my name is Michele2020! Lumbar spinal stenosis, feeling lonely
Hello! That may sound happy, but I am anything but. I have suffered from Lumbar Spinal Stenosis since 2022. I have gone from using a cane - to - a walker - to a wheelchair. I have every rotten problem that goes along with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis. Sometimes I am depressed - sometimes I am angry - sometimes I am bitter. But…
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Tingling in back
Hey guys I have been getting tingling in back iv reduce alchol and got b12 tablets incase thats it? I still seem to be getting it. Its not in the bones feels like skin. Any ideas i go dr tomorrow?
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National Epilepsy Week 2026.
Shout out to all those living with epilepsy and the support network around them.
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Hi, my name is octo! im wondering what people think of their services...
Hey im wondering what people think of their services in their area around BPD CPTSD AD Manic Depressive disorder Dissociation Disorder
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Anyone obtained supportive expert opinion?
Has anyone obtained a supportive expert opinion in a case involving post-surgical necrosis, delayed treatment, no antibiotics, and later sepsis? What evidence convinced the expert that earlier intervention would have changed the outcome?
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Right ear hearing aid keeps coming apart - No appointments at RHH till next year
Above. A staff member rang the Audiology Dept at Sheffield's Royal Hallamshire Hospital yesterday when I told them about the problem, apparently she was told there were no appointments available till circa this time next year because our oh so wonderful National Health Service is skint! You what?! I am painfully aware the…
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Peripheral neuropathy progressing
Hi. I've had symptoms of peripheral neuropathy since 2011, only in my feet (pain, numbness, and pins and needles). But the last two months the numbness in my feet has increased, and the pins and needles have advanced to my calves. In the last two months I also have a new symptom of burning in my feet and calves. Like a…
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Bowel cancer
I was in hospital recently, I had to have an operation to remove my bowel cancer and they put in a permanent stoma bag, it has been life changing. One of the things I struggle with is being overly sensitive to smell and noise, it stems from my childhood trauma, apparently it is from having hyper vigilance, I have never…
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SAR request rejected
I made a SAR request on a hospital that treated me 32 years ago and it was rejected on grounds of time (they claim that my medical records were destroyed in the meantime) This is wrong - records are supposed to be held until 10 years after the patients death - and I am still alive !!
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Hi, my name is joo! Struggling with numerous bouts of pneumonia
ive had pneunomia at least 7 times in 21 months. Im so afraid of this. I have nit recovered my strength frim the first time i had it. Cronically exhaused, chills, the whole picture.
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My name is Daryl and I have been misdiagnosed
Hi there, After 15 years, a quarter of my life, I have been misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease and taken off the medication for dementia I was put on from the beginning... To say I was shocked is the understatement of them all, I am extremely angry and bitterly disappointed by the failure of the NHS Mental Health…
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APD
This discussion was created from comments split from: Too sensitive to live.
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Will I have to pay for a Medical Declaration Form for my Taekwondo competitions?
It was announced last week that I need this form to be signed by my GP in order to compete. However, they turned round yesterday at the Doctor's that in order to get one requires several appointments which will commence next week. I'm just concerned that it'll cost me a considerable amount of money to get this info about…
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Newport woman with epilepsy has had 300 job rejections
Since being diagnosed with epilepsy at 13 years old, Sophie Morgan has tried everything to have a "normal" life, from invasive brain surgery to various medications. Now age 28 and despite having graduated from University with an undergraduate and masters degree, Sophie has received hundreds of job rejections. She is open…
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Prolapse
This is a little embarrasing but I'm fairly certain I've got a prolapse and I'm so scared and worried what will happen. My GP can't see me until the 20th March so I've a long wait ahead but I was wondering if anyone else has had a prolapse and whether things worked out okay in the end? Can things ever be 'normal' down…
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Radio frequency denervation?
Hi, after nerve blocks didn't help me at all my pain doctor suggested radio frequency denervation, she didn't explain much and Google is a scary place, has anyone had this? if so what was your experience? Mine will be L4/L5 both left and right sides.
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Hi, my name is Stroke! Bacflofen affecting urinating
My husband has severe Spasticity He is taking Baclofen and suddenly it is affecting urinating, incontinence and his mind is wondering. Can anyone help
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Sewing machine for a disabled person with dexterity issues?
As most of y'all know, I'm a cosplayer, and I'd like to do alterations/repairs to some of my costumes. If I was to aquire a fairly cheap second hand Sewing machine, would I be able to safely use it due to my manual dexterity issues?
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Stenosis l4 l5 c5 c6
I have stenosis L4 L5 that makes walking difficult, since November I have pain radiating down my left arm, sometimes its like a lightening pain can last around 10 seconds, my shoulder is painful and neck is bad all the time, to the point I cant sleep on my left side, on my mri a year ago it said about a disc bulge in c5/6…