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I’m sorry to hear about what you’re going through, but I’m very happy you’re getting help for it. I know there’s other medications and things that...
At any rate, I hope you can find something that works for you even if there is no cure, at least something that makes things even a little bit...
That truly sounds like a nightmare that just keeps getting worse. Hopefully, you can find some things to try to at least possibly take some of...
I’ve also heard that that’s a good sign it might go away entirely. Have you had your hearing tested? Maybe a professional can help give you some...
I feel like if my tinnitus ever magically disappeared, I’d be left as the most humble person on Earth.
Is it bilateral and constant? That really sucks that that happened Mine is also permanent. I hope you’re not struggling too much coping with it.
@Freerunner Oh not sure if I was supposed to use the @ symbol or not.
@Damocles Oh not sure if I was supposed to use the @ symbol or not.
@twa I also try to stay busy too especially when it’s bothering me more. Glad you’re doing better! Stay strong!
Maybe there’s someone who can help in your area like a clinic that specializes in tinnitus?
Did you link the original advertisement (the video is private now)? LOL Do you speak any Korean?
Hence, I am trying to find every silver lining in every place and in every area of life and my life as I can, and I also want to give back to...
I’ve never had to swallow a harder reality pill than this one, but even though I still hate my tinnitus with every fiber of my being, I’m stuck...
But I’m doing better than I was when I first came here because I’m not as panicked and in denial that this could be my new reality the way I was...
Hi thanks so much for asking! How are you? I’ve been doing that thing they call “habituating,” though for me, it’s really just learning to put up...