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This shit started when covid started. I was hoping to be free from this hell when covid was over. I was wrong.

"Brighter days are coming. Vaccinations has begun. People can go to the cinemas, amusement parks and restaurants again soon!" Except me.

I hate watching news nowdays, especially of the things they're reporting about.

It does, but I don't know if it was fluctuating in a good way that day, or I just managed to ignore it. When I listened to music earlier this week, I could still hear it.

Rant: All the talks about the parliament and the government being the voice of the people is pure bullshit. Everytime a newspaper has asked people about VAD in my country, the majority says they're for it, but when a member of the parliament writes a motion/suggestion about VAD, the small...

I used to watch anime as well, not so much nowadays. I watched Naruto for 13-14 years. I've been watching FMA Brotherhood (my favorite by far), Bleach (lost interest after episode 120 or something), Death Note, Demon Slayer, Black Clover, Goblin Slayer and Shield Hero. Dropped pretty much...

I dunno if the supplements Im taking is doing anything, or https://youtu.be/4LZv3ta13Ws (makes my t sounds like rain), or other things

The one in the right is always the same old fridge-sound, but atleast that one is quite maskable, the static/beeping isn't.

My tinnitus is fluctuating like crazy. Sometimes beeping, sometimes static.It's rather calm tonight. I "prefer" the static when going to bed

My TTTS got spontaneous better (again). So I got that going for me, which is nice.

Tonight, I just said "f*ck it" and listened to music for the first time through a headset since the onset of my tinnitus. I didn't blast that high, and a lot of the songs I listened to did mask my tinnitus. Johnny Cash, Elvis, Toto, Beatles, Queen and more. It felt sooo goood. A lot of will of...

Not before, but now it does, because of a stupid thing I did. It gets triggered by most things now.

That sounds like Tonic Tympani Tensor Syndrome. It can basically disappear, it did for me more or less, but I had to force it. It took about 10 months in my case, and the improvement happened gradually. I've read it can be triggered by anxiety. Not sure how true that is.

I hope they will be able to find a way to look into people's cochleas in detail soon.

I'm not an expert or anything close, I'm quite stupid actually, this is just a guess: If they have the time and money to redo Phase 2 and change primary outcomes, then maybe it will be approved and released to market. The sad thing is it probably works excellent if it could reach deeper. So...

It's really unbelievable it can get this bad. My tinnitus before the spike was bad, but now. How the fuck. My mom thinks it can't be that bad, and that I'm just imagining things, and I'm just lazy for not doing any activities. I fucking cannot. Even the wind is torture. I cannot mask it anymore...

So much regret. My biggest regret is not the tinnitus, it was the attempt to end my life. Now I'm in hell thanks to that.

Sorry for the wall of text, and my English, it's not my native tongue. I'm not actually suicidal. I got tinnitus in March, 2020. "Reactive" hissing in left ear, and soon developed distortion in the right ear due to an acoustic trauma. Basically, I disappointed myself just a week before my...

Love me some Beatles. I've listened to this song + alternate versions so many times.