Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

Hottopic29
I had tinnitus 9 years ago took a year and a half to go away it was from antibiotics and to point i couldn't hear it anymore i forgot i had it last 5 years .. this acoustic trauma is a whole new ball game for me.. the old tinnitus is active again like a electrical pulse that drives up the new tinnitus with it turning it into a cricket dying sound how i think it sounds pulsing cricket .. im only 36 days into it
Hottopic29
I got ssris from doctor today.. just in case i was struggling 9 years ago with it then i remember coming here to ask about zoloft i ended up taking one pill got a head ache never took another im unsure how i coped but i did i believe thats what got the brain to plasticity i wasn't taking anything that altered it.. ill see if i can do that again
Hottopic29
His posts are very informative especially to me who dont have access to alot to help . So its good to read and see positivity
Michael Leigh
I do not instigate arguments @Steph1710, as I am here to help people with tinnitus and always make this point. Those that I have crossed swords with (not including you) almost always succumb to expressing the lower forms of themselves. Using profanity and other forms of abusive language. Go through my post history and you will not find one expletive used for I wasn't brought up that way. I wish you well, Michael
Steph1710
@Michael Leigh - hey! I never said you do start arguments. I remember I was offended by something you said once, and I had a go at you. But, that is all in the past. Didn't mean to offend you. I was trying to be funny on this post. You know I always like your posts, and you like my cat posts. :) Your advice has been brilliant for me on my T journey.
Damocles
@Michael Leigh, like Steph said, she was just making a joke and saying she had once argued with you in response to my comment (which has now been deleted).

As I've said to you before, plenty of your commentary is valuable and as you know, we agree on some things.

Also, many of us have argued with people we like; it's hardly the end of the world (or the friendship).