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Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

Yup, most likely. On my SE I'm at 51% charge after 36 hours from the last charging on iOS 11.1.2

Pff, moronity doesn't improve over the years, you're born an undiscerning moron, you die as such.

RIP, Malcolm

Not iPad, an iPhone SE. My iPad is Gen2 or early Gen3, and won't take iOS 11

In 12-13 hours it's spent 20% of battery slightly using WhatsApp, updating a couple of Apps and being Wifi and 4G connected, no bluetooth. I'd say it's better than 11.1.1, but not 10.x good.

I didn't know the brand, it looks terrific

11.1.2 is ready, I'm updating as I write this

Wait, new turntable? What did I miss?

I'm on 11.1.1 in the SE. Worst battery lives since I got it in May or June

Congratulations, Jacob! Best wishes

I did, I found no video but a Spotify link which was good enough

Happy Birthday, Dinny!!!

The video is not available. A search on Youtube showed no alternatives

So you'll enjoy being with whales sub-marinely to feel the sub-bass being substandard on any recording.

sub-bass is for sub-normals Discerning music listeners just need bass.

Sorry for the water troubles, Chris. Again, have a great Birthday

Happy Birthday (again), Mikey!!!!

Venlafaxine works pretty well on migraine and in the vertigo-migraine conditions, it has acceptable side effects (the common ones) which possibly wouldn't be a problem in your case since you're taking beta blockers already. Sometimes we use it in association with Flunarizine, so lower doses of both could be effective. Just saying

Yes, I understood you were on them and that they caused more problems than they solved, sorry if my wording wasn't clear and it seemed more a suggestion to try them than the expression of the two I knew you tried. Have you been prescribed other things? You definitely need a good otoneurologist or neurootologist who can help you with the dizzy feeling. Is it continuous or does it happen on attack-like episodes, are they long? Tinnitus is a whole different story, sometimes rather innocuous drugs like betahistine or ginkgo biloba extract help a lot, but at other times nothing is really helpful. Feel free to PM me, I won't be playing the online doc, but I could make some suggestions so you can ask your specialist.

Don't give up, Mike, there are plenty of medications which they can try on you, some have more adverse effects than others, and that depends a lot on individual idiosyncrasies. If you're suffering those vertigo attacks, you may find a benefit from any of them. If the vertigo went and now the problem is the hyperacusis and the tinnitus, then expected results are less encouraging, yet still worth trying. Some migraine treatments work really well on the migraine-vertigo pathologies, better than the meds you said you tried so far: acetazolamide and topiramate.

Sorry Mike, vertigo is much worse. I just had an episode as a side effect of one of the intratympanic injections I got as a treatment, due to Lidocaine used as local anaesthesia to avoid the steroids being painful into the middle ear. The episode lasted for six hours and was really awful. If I had that on a regular basis I'd take whatever they'd feed me. The condition in my case is just affecting hearing. I can stand the tinnitus pretty well though. The worse part for me are loud and high pitched sounds becoming annoying and not sounding right. You spend your life learning to listen and to become a discerning audiophile and once you can tell good from bad all becomes bad

Sorry, Carl. Heartfelt condolences to you.