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Hi I have been struggling with my problems for sometime and i sometimes feel lost and lonely it does not help that i am also deaf and i cant walk far i struggle with hearing on the phone and i feel sometimes that you go into a resturant and you see all the things you cant no longer eat. It is hard when you go to a funeral or a party and you have study alot of the labels for what is inculded in the things.

I hope to find someone else who can be a friend to me

Hi Valerie,

Although I am not deaf and I only suffer with Celiacs I do feel your pain. Just being able to go to anystore and pick up any food would just be such a delight. I am the only Celiac in my family and its very hard when sometimes all you want to do is rant about it but nobody truely understands our daily struggles x

Posted 8 years ago by Tara

Hi Valerie,

I am writing from Spain.

I speak English too bad but I hope you can undertand me. I wish you the best. I am also very sad. My tinnitus began one year ago and sometimes I feel depress but life is very beautiful.

I am sure , We will be able to be happy.

xxx

Posted 8 years ago by Esperanza

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