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I have a huge respect for what you have gone through and for what you have been doing for Tinnitus Talk to help people and comfort us. Perhaps I was wrong to say, 'I don't care if my hearing is affected at all.' I'm sorry. It was highly disrespectful to everyone on Tinnitus Talk, and I somehow...

I was an active member of Tinnitus Talk 4 years ago, and I still see familiar people here. To see how I have suffered, I strongly recommend you look up my postings; they are quite dreadful. Now I am entirely cured of hyperacusis, and I don't care whether I lose my hearing from loud noise. My...

Here are some Korean verb conjugations if you're interested.

Hello everyone, This community has a variety of people from different countries, and I see that lots of people here have passion for learning foreign languages. So I thought better to post something that everyone can tell something - like the difficulty of what they're learning foreign...

Then, can I assume that your sound tolerance is near to normal? How do you avoid loudness that will give you pain?

Very true! I'm very anxious whenever I acceidently hear a loud noise and that it would impact my hearing in any way. It's a dreadful condition, hyperacusis. Thankfully, I got advised by a doctor that whenever I hear certain noisy sounds, just imagine that I'm listening them 50 or 100 meters away...

Thank you for letting me know of this. I really got confused by misinformation. It would be so hard if one gets emotional towards sounds no matter the volume... I don't have that yet.

Looking back, I couldn't even ride a bus with ease but I can now. The beep stop sound doesn't bother me much now.

I can handle traffic noise but can't do the same with a moderately loud music in a quite place; I fear that those kind of sound would affect my hearing. I guess I can say I have phonophobia developed by hyperacusis. Anything else is fine like the loud creaking sound when the bus stops (although...

This sounds so promising and well-informed. If I were in Florida I would definitely go.

worst ever but I have my pills!

I am very jealous about A-Level system in the UK. They seem to offer some good students in sixth form tons of subjects that you can choose what to study according to your preferred major when going to a college. It's also fascinating that A-Level covers about the first year of college's studies...

I should've listened to Jazz music with earbuds when I was 15, not loud rock music like Linkin Park or Marilyn Manson.

Hello everyone, I found that there were no thread introducing or sharing Jazz music, so I decided to make one. Hope this thread helps you in any way.

Hi, Michael Leigh, thank you for your warm welcome. Looking back, and to this day, I think my hyperacusis is gradually getting better. But the healing process is extremely, almost unnoticeably slow. One has to endure it and always take care of their conditions. That's all I can say now, for sure.

I have hyperacusis but not tinnitus.. Or I should say I have a mild tinnitus that can be heard if I concentrate on it. The tinnitus sometimes spikes but it soon fades away with a couple of hours. So I don't suffer from tinnitus but with hyperacusis.

Should there also be 'I don't have tinnitus(or mild one)' since this particular subforum is dedicated to hyperacusis?:) I'm off the point and sorry. Anyway, I do have a mild tinnitus in my left ear but they're mostly unnoticeable, save the times they get much louder when I hear loud noises. I...

I want to go to the UK to have Cambridge English tests and also go to Paris and rural France to see the modern martyrs' birthplaces.

I have hyperlipidemia but not to the extent to take pills yet. Had it ever since I was an elementary student. How do you manage your condition? They told me to exercise and I'm starting to do it. Also eating vegetables.

I abandoned earplugs for a year just because they make loud noises inside my ear whenever I put them on and off. The friction is unbearable and with that regard, I bought earmuffs and feel that my life has got better by using them. Plus, I feel that I'm more comfortable with my hyperacusis...

Getting tested to get a doctor diagnose me as hyperacusis so that I can have my English tests elsewhere with a quite speaker.

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Major - 9, #11 or 6(usually replaces the 7th) Minor - 9 and 11. 6 would replace the 7th Dominant - b9,9,#9,#11,b13 and 13

That is awesome! I'm happy for you that there are rooms for further advances. And your advice gives me infinite strength. I'll keep going on.

I'm really sorry for what you had to gone through. I'm not using earplugs these days but when I go back to school I might have to wear them... Not that it bothers much because I'll be instantly getting them out when i'm out of harm. For now, as you have recommended, sound enrichment at night is...

Mildly getting better.

Yes, I have a very slight tinnitus but it's not intrusive at all for now.. All I focus in this forum is hyperacusis.

Thanks for you comment! I really don't want to bother with all this..

The sentence I wrote seems strange. Anyway, you're so right.

I can ride any bus (almost) and can go to the shopping center which causes me discomfort. But I can manage without earplugs. And I seem to build a sound tolerance at certain sounds but not all. But the thing is that I can't ride the subway and that is a 2 hour-ride on weekly basis. Inside the...

Hyperacusis = sound explosions

Yeah! I'm so happy for you! I also began to feel that all those noises are just temporary and does not do any harm to me after all. You'll always be safe I'm sure. Very glad for this thread.

Thanks for the reply! The reason why I'm not using earplugs is because I hate occlusion effect. Also I really don't like that horrible noises when you accidentally touch them. The headphone you recommended looks good. I'll look up to it.

Hello I have a small business that requires me to take 2 hours of subway ride. But I'm very afraid of this one. I don't use earplugs at all and I have tried to take 40 minutes of subway ride without earplugs and the result was not very favourable; I had a temporary ear fullness and a wind or...

ugh, those loud music on clothes stores.

No, they are rather harmful. Try not to focus on them and only wear them if sound gets unbearable to you.

Who takes antipsychotics? Does this help you dealing with hyperacusis or at least phonophobia?

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I listened to rock music with earbuds in the street when I was 14~15 and the acoustic shock came when I was turning up the volumes in a noisy bus(a school trip). I felt a slight hearing loss after then and the tinnitus. Eventually the tinnitus has gone but experienced another big noise when I...

Playing games, listening to Jazz tunes and sleeping.

could a cold induce to one-ear fullness and a loud tinnitus?

I am seriously thinking of buying Xbox because of this game. Dancing really makes me feel uplifted and it's fun. It's good way to deal with all the anxieties that comes from hyperacusis...

I can relate to this because I attend to university and I'm taking a year off but all this is not because of my hyperacusis but other things of personal issues. I think I am slowly getting used to the sounds I hear and with the help of some ocd and anxiety pills I'm getting out of phonophobia...

I wouldn't have liked it if I had a Facebook account. I'd rather write things in my blog.

Lots of love, kind Glynis.

1. English 2. German(cool pronunciation and accent) 3. French(the spelling looks pretty.) 4. Russian(very interesting) 5. Korean(my native language)

I think I understand this thread and also don't understand. Nevertheless I think this thread is interesting.

So delicate and decent. How happy the wedding will be!