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We should wait a couple of months. If these (quasi)neurological complications persist after 3 months, they can become permanent and debilitating. If not, then t

We should wait a couple of months. If these (quasi)neurological complications persist after 3 months, they can become permanent and debilitating. If not, then they are nothing

nikolay 6y ago
Lucky for me, I've had tinnitus for over a decade now (thanks to sitting right next to a loud server for years), so, it won't make it any worse than it already is... hopefully.
- airhead969 6y ago
  I wonder if that's an OSHA violation or a workplaced-caused disability.
  - nikolay 6y ago
    It sure was, but I was stupid back then.
    - permo-w 6y ago
      I think they’re implying that you may have a case for a lawsuit
      - nikolay 6y ago
        Yes, sure, but the company is long-gone, and I should've documented that better. Now, the damage is here, and it's pretty bothering - I've tried supplements, but there's no improvement.
just-ok 6y ago
Wait, are you saying should wait for them to become permanent before stepping in, or step in now and wait for them to not be permanent before resuming?