Juliane

Juliane

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  • Juliane
    Dear God, if my T lowers significantly and permanently in volume, I will become a better person.
    Marina Moon
    You're already good and have so much heart and compassion. T or any medical condition is not punishment for being bad (though i totally feel what you're saying, i too have been pleading bargains with God)
    Juliane
    Juliane
    Even if I thought "resolving emotional trauma" would help, I don't even know what it means
    gameover
    Nothing to resolve, fuck that. Try to get busy however you can. I know easier said than done.
    Juliane
    Do you think those of us who are not healing have unresolved emotional trauma or is that BS?
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    RunningMan
    I would definitely say that's 100% B.S.
    Juliane
    I agree with all of you. I just read a story of a member here saying resolving his emotional trauma helped him heal. So it got me thinking. But no, mine is noise induced and probably made worse thanks to sleeping pills...
    BB23
    that member is deluding himself. I mean, what else can he do, there is no treatment for this condition!
    Juliane
    Dear new neighbors with all your parties and noisy guests; I wish you'd move far far away from me
    Juliane
    Actually, the fact that I did not look for a tinnitus forum before my worsening says it all: it wasn't that bad after all....
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    Juliane
    @RunningMan Does that mean you first thought your low frequency tinnitus was an external sound?
    Cmspgran
    How are you getting on, just checking in you're ok as you haven't been on for a while.
    RunningMan
    Yes, I thought it was sounds outside my house, like distant traffic, car stereos, race track. It wasn't continuous. So, I think it went on for quite a few months before I even considered it was low frequency tinnitus in my left ear.
    Juliane
    If I could go back to the T I had prior to my worsening; I would consider myself cured. It is mad
    tpj
    So would I @Juliane. I'd give anything to have my mild, stable T back.
    RunningMan
    Same here. Take me back exactly 2 years, and I would be very happy, even though my tinnitus was already bothersome then. Take me back about 4 years, that's before my low frequency really became noticeable.
    Leine
    I feel the same. Miss my old T so much. I could live like that forever.
    Juliane
    I had stable tinnitus for 20 years and did not know it was a blessing :-( Please trust me; your stable T might suck but cherish it
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    4alien2
    =(
    Juliane
    @BrOKeN_1 Yes I could mask it and it was a high pitch note /tone.
    RunningMan
    In a way, I could say my tinnitus was stable for over 20 years, but in reality, it was getting slowly worse over those years, heard it more often in quiet and over the fan as years passed. I just wasn't expecting the low frequency tinnitus 3+ years ago or the high frequency tinnitus to increase 2 years ago, and it's certainly more variable now, has cycles, different tones at different times.
    Juliane
    If any of you here have tinnitus that is always the same sound and does not change from sound - please cherish this blessing.
    sakrt
    ... including no increase by reactivity or volume!
    Juliane
    I have always been a fighter. But for the fight to have meaning there has to be a reward. With T there is no reward
    Juliane
    1/2 "People with tinnitus were found to be more reactive to stress". No shit Sherlock!
    crescentsky
    Having T is like having a problem x 2. A normal person can chop off their finger and worry about the pain and bleeding, but we would be worrying abt the pain, bleeding + FING T + T spike
    gameover
    Exactly. Fucking headache which was minor inconvenience is now a torture. I really prefer to think universe is a fucking choas, because if there is God he is fucking with us. I do not believe I deserved this.
    Juliane
    I need to find a solution in 2024. A permanent one. Living happily ever after is not happening. T is a death sentence
    Juliane
    This level of tinnitus is not compatible with life. I will stick around for my loved ones sake but VAD is becoming a real option.
    just1morething
    I know what you mean. My tinnitus is horrible today and I don't know how to shut it off. I just took a diazepam 10 mg but I doubt it will help. I think it's related to my neck and left TMJ but can't prove it.
    tpj
    It makes me both furious and incredibly sad that any of us should have to consider VAD. It feels like we've been left to drown.
    L along the way
    I also have the thought "just let it all end" many times... pffft... still hope it can heal.. to live with t is just not comfortable.. i hope & pray for sense of comfort & wellbeing
    Juliane
    I wish non-dangerous sleeping pills existed. Oh to fly away on a sky of GABA
    RunningMan
    Everything has risks, but some are safer than benzos. I take zolpidem (a Z drug) low dose overnight. Some people have luck with Hydroxyzine. There are DORAs but no generics could mean expensive, and they don't work well for everyone and can stop working or cause sleep paralysis or grogginess. Mirtazapine low dose for sleep - still risky.
    cyberspace
    Gaboxadol possibly
    Juliane
    Most diseases have beginnings and ends, ebbs and flow. Tinnitus is just nonstop torture! It is unbearable. Worst ailment that exists!
    Tryn2BHopeful
    Right?! Mine is ok today and I want to do some exercise but I don't feel like disturbing the loud but more tolerable moment I am having! I know it will end. We are damned if we do or don't.
    Juliane
    Becoming an accidental billionaire or tinnitus going away over night? What is most likely I wonder.... I know what I would choose
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    gameover
    Yep. Make me richer than Musk or cure me from T/H (even T alone)? Of course the latter, I would not even hesitate for one fucking second. That's an incredible and sad lesson, I had no idea how "rich" I was until T/H hit.
    kingsfan
    @gameover Seeing that a millionaire already took his own life because of tinnitus just a couple years ago, money definitely isn't the answer.
    RunningMan
    A million dollars isn't really considered rich these days - barely enough to retire on. But some of these people were most certainly multi-millionionaires and couldn't live with it.
    Juliane
    I am not depressed. I am grieving. Big difference
    Tryn2BHopeful
    Docs are quick to prescribed anti-anxiety and depression meds for anything they can't answer or fix... if they don't know it must obviously be in one's head?!?!? When it doesn't work out you become a statistic for the supposed 1% who had a problem. Then they want nothing to do with you. I am a bit biased if you can't tell.
    RunningMan
    And suggest Lipoflavanoids. lol But, unfortunately, there's no tinnitus eliminator pill they can prescribe.
    Juliane
    If my tinnitus went away or lowered in volume, my depression would vanish in an instant. That is why I don't consider myself depressed
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    kingsfan
    I just need a little bit lower volume and no more earplugs/worsening and I'd be just fine and dandy.

    The not worsening is a very important aspect. I need freedom from isolation back.
    Juliane
    @Cmspgran It is incredibly frustrating. I guess they cannot comprehend what constant noise does to a human being. :-(
    Juliane
    @kingsfan Totally!
    Stable tinnitus would be a dream come true. I used to dream about a house by the sea and having my own business permanently working from home. I guess priorities change:-(
    Juliane
    Favorite season T-wise? I'm not sure. Summer was difficult due to the lack of darkness. Winter is hard due to lack of light...Oh well...
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    crescentsky
    I like the spring & summer weather but I hate the lawn mowing, landscaping that every house owner loves and dying to do the moment we hit like March 23 and they would each compete with each other on the loudest per week, per day.
    Tryn2BHopeful
    @crescentsky if anything I have learned I can do and could of done alot of things much quieter... with nothing more than being more aware of my actions.
    RunningMan
    I take evasive maneuvers if I'm out walking to keep my distance. Also will pop in earplugs sometimes. The two most common I have to deal with are barking dogs and lawn mowers. I typically know about the mower in advance. A dog can suddenly bark through a gap in the fence unexpectedly.
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