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Hello Buffalo boy: Welcome to NeuroTalk. I'm new here too! I'm sorry you lost your job. This must all be most difficult for you. I'm an older person. I have Meniere's Disease & Tinnitus as well as anxiety & some other stuff. So I have some small idea of what you are experiencing. I send along my best wishes...
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