Recent content by Tempest

You guys do realize that they will probably only announce if the drug was safe, yet again. Phase 1.5 won't tell us if the drug works or not.

I think you can use Windows' own built in EQ to make it more pleasing, I'm not sure if car stereos have the same option.

Skip to 00:36. Tinnitus & Stockholm syndrome habituation in a nutshell.

I have to admit the username didn't say much to me, but once I realized who it was (from the avatar, I remember those), it was kinda shocking. I really hope he finally found peace.

Yeah, right tomorrow :p because relapse/unhabituation/new damage/any other usual story. I am still gonna be checking out the forum though from time to time, but I won't be part of the discussion anymore, not about T/H/HL at least. There's nothing and I mean nothing to add or learn anymore about...

After almost 9 months or so I think I've finally seen enough to say that I've now experienced and consumed everything tinnitus support community and medical community has to offer, like in terms of different discussions and topics, from all sides and views. So I think the circle has been closed...

100 pages of shitposting

Your story is similar to mine, almost down to the letter. Concert, hidden hearing loss, tinnitus, hyperacusis, HBOT and so on. I had hyperacusis that lasted for some time. After 8 months it has gotten better, but I don't think it will ever go away. Things don't hurt my ears anymore, but some...

I think the worst thing is that it destroys your imagination and immersion, most of the life is based on images rather than reality, but once you cannot immerse to anything, life becomes meaningless...at least to me. It's brainfog 24/7. The evolution didn't count on people blasting loud as...

Sorry if we come off as negative, but it's also the truth. And let me get this straight: you said it gets easier, but you also just said that you have hard time coping with tinnitus, despite you having it since 2006. So that just proves that it doesn't actually get better and it's your kids...

Well put. Before T, I always counted on my brains, knowledge and my health. If my house burned down or something horrible happened, I still would have those at least. But once that is gone and you can never truly be alone with yourself anymore, there ain't much left.

Yeah, I was the same way. The shock of losing your good life. You grief it, but there comes a point where you have shed every single tear there is and you realize that the life once had is just a distant memory now and it is not possible anymore, and objectively, life just sucks now.

Happy for you Allen Y. But I have to say the more I've read these stories the consensus most of the time is that life just isn't as enjoyable anymore. And it really depends at what point in life you are once you get this horrible condition and what coping mechanisms do you have on hand. I'm...

"My name is Barney Gumble and I have tinnitus." "Mr. Gumble, this is a girl scout meeting." "Is it? Or is it that you girls cannot admit that you have a problem."