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Tinnitus on BBC Radio 1Xtra tonight - 9pm

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Hi everybody, I hope you are having a good day and that there's some nice Spring sunshine where you are.

Just to let you know that if you're staying in tonight, you can catch the latest in the 1Xtra Talks series which is all about tinnitus - it starts at 9pm, there will be people discussing their experiences, and I'll be chiming in from the studio as well.

This is a great opportunity for us to get tinnitus prevention and management messages out to a massive audience of young people. If you can't listen live (we're up against Call of Duty AND Victoria on the TV so I understand if you'd prefer one of those!) then there will be listen again and a podcast.

Right, now to grab a coffee to steady any pre-broadcast nerves ...

Best wishes

Nic (BTA Communications Manager)

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Jellybeanz_

Good luck! 😊

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Woodentop99

Love it up against, “ call of duty” eh.I won’t be playing it tonight as I will be watching “ line of duty” on tv!!!!!! Hope it goes well and you find a way to rid me T from my head for good.

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NicTinnitus in reply toWoodentop99

You can tell I don't watch much TV, can't you?

You can listen on this link: bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00v9n...

Best wishes

Nic

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kimrock in reply toNicTinnitus

Can u give whatsapp no please

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kimrock in reply toNicTinnitus

Please

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NicTinnitus in reply tokimrock

Hello kimrock - you can call our helpline on 0800 018 0527, or +44 (0) 114 250 9933 if you are outside of the UK. Alternatively, you can email us on helpline@tinnitus.org.uk

Our helpline is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

Best wishes

Nic (BTA Communications Manager)

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Woodentop99

Thoroughly enjoyed the broadcast , a lot was covered by all the contributors, even the host appeared genuinely interested rather than “ just another topic”, really pleased late on you covered the “suicide risk” attatched to T, an extremely important part of T, ok, not all of us experienced this,I did sadly, and if it wasn’t for security nabbing me in the grounds of the hospital at 3am and following this two of my sons actually locking me in my house and watching me 24/7 I probably would not be writing this,, I really hope the programme has been well received and promotes T in a good way,, very slight criticism is that I felt an opportunity was missed to highlight the value of hearing aids/ maskers,, I know not for everyone but personally they have more than played the part in my recovery along with everything else,, great prog all the same, and mr T your days are numbered!!!!!!!!!!

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