Hearing Loss

Hello all. I have had a lifetime of health issues that have always been assumed to be rheumatological but I never fit all tne criteria. This past year, I have had a new "flair up" with very concerning symptoms including sensorineural hearing loss, ruptured ear drum, visual and visual field disturbances, high ocular pressure, new migrane activity, broken wrist and ankle with delayed healing, gastroparesis, internal rectal hemroids, hernia and more. I am currently seeing specialist who agree this is complicated. Looking into EDS was recommended to me, and I was absolutely shocked to see that almost WORD for WORD and symptom by symptom, I literally fit almost all the 13 subtype. I'm so scared and I'm so confused! How can I fit all of to that large of a degree. I have a wrist surgery in 2 days for a fracture that happened in January and I'm absolutely scared to go under anesthesia now or be cut on after ready the cardio and vascular forms, which again I fit criteria heavily. I have no had an echo but my heart rate and BP are having difficulty being controlled on beta blocker. Can anyone give adive or experience with the possibility of having multiple subtype and if I am putting myself at risk having this surgery. I literally don't even know where to go from here.

I have Functional Nuerological Disorder which causes non-epileptic seizures, paralysis episodes, blackouts, walking weakness/instability, muscle spasms, vision impairments, hearing loss, tics, and more.
Would you recommend a service dog?
Already have 55 lb St. Berdoodle (female) with much potential. She is well trained and alerts to my symptoms and seizures, as well as responding through DPT.

I have Functional Nuerological Disorder which causes non-epileptic seizures, paralysis episodes, blackouts, walking weakness/instability, muscle spasms, vision impairments, hearing loss, tics, and more.

Would you recommend a service dog?

Already have 55 lb St. Berdoodle (female) with much potential. She is well trained and alerts to my symptoms and seizures, as well as responding through DPT.

Hi, my name is Farhat. I've been diagnosed with conductive hearing loss and hyperacusis

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Hello. This is the first time I've posted about myself. I was diagnosed with ADHD-Combine two years ago along with social anxiety disorder, avoidant personality disorder, PTSD, and OCPD. I also forgot hearing loss and I have bilateral hearing aids. I am struggling to keep a routine for myself. I make one and it works for a couple days. I never write them down etc. I have found that checking things off works for me. Can someone tell me what is a good digital to do list or tool that I can use in my day to day?

Hi, my name is SomeLady. I'm here because I have a few chronic illnesses and I'm looking for encouragement and support.
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Hi, my name is 3856. I'm here because I want to communicate more effectively with my spouse who has hearing loss. I also want to improve my skills coping with a chronic back pain problem.

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