Mrs shraddha Patil
My child is now 13 years old. At the age of 6 he was infected my mumps and then we came to know that he had lost his left ear. Accor. to doctors saying it is a sensorineural problem and the only solution is hearing aid. From that time we have gone for hearing aid. In addition to this there is a problem in his speech ( only some characters) rest he is confident, knowledgeable, hard working , participates in all the activities in school. I would like to know whether this problem can be solved?How? Where? How much will it cost us? I shall be highly thankful if you can give me a solution at the earliest.

Thanking you,

Mrs. Patil

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Mr Justin Martin
I just got diagnosed with bipolar, will I get kicked out of the national guard?

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Mr tony montana
What percentage of the UK populatiopn is disabled?

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 susannah pilcher
My 58 year old mother has recently developed knee pain which prevents her from walking comfortably. She seems to be in a lot of pain and it's changed the way she lives her life. She doesn't have insurance and refuses to see a doctor because she can't afford a visit or the surgery she might need to get. What should she do?

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 paula fitzgerald
Name three settings where people who have learning disabilitys may be more vulnerable to abuse /neglect??

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 Patricia Brett
Has it stopped being necessary to stop using anti inflammatory drugs such as Celebrex ten day to two weeks before knee replacement or hip replacement surgery?

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Mrs june schofield
Should drugs such as Diazipam, Clonazipam and Lorazipam be given to the Elderly who have had a bleed on the brain, just to keep them quiet?

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Mrs Jean Vincent
What treatment is available for a severely hyper-extended knee? I have been advised that I may have to have it fused. please help

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Mrs karen lowiss
I have m.s and receive disability and incapacity benefits in England but now permanent resident of New Zealand, can I still receive my benefits from England under social security agreement be ween the two countries ???

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Ms JANICE BEAR
If you have had two back surgeries, and have 6 screws and plates put in your lower lumbar of your back and it still is not working, what is left?

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