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I hear you, guys, and thanks for the encouragement! The reality is that I've been going to concerts since I was a young kid, and it isn't something that I will likely stop doing anytime soon. The number of concerts has gone down significantly in recent years, however. And it's really only the...

Thanks for the reminder to stop describing it. Part of the challenge for me, as I alluded to above, is that I am not very expressive, emotionally. I want to exclaim "I hear my tinnitus, and I feel <fill in the blank>" but I am still having a hard time filling in that blank! This journey may not...

There is an aspect of the study or it's interpretation that may not be given adequate consideration. Based on their findings, the researchers are theorizing that the reason some people are less affected (bothered) by tinnitus than others is that they have somehow trained their brains to process...

This is some interesting stuff. I can definitely relate. I had never considered the connection between the brain's emotional processing centers and T. But, it makes sense. Personally, I am a somewhat reserved person, emotionally. This part of my personality is likely rooted in early childhood...

Ha ha, yeah. Don't know if it is "balls" or rocks in my head. There have been a handful of specific shows over the years that I feel did particular damage- they were so f'cking loud. Majority of concerts I attend are not quite that intense, but sometimes I am caught off guard. The Tool show 2...

Yes, I still play music, and go to some concerts from time to time. They are quite a bit fewer and far between than before.... I try to stay away from the speakers, usually, so as not to get blasted by the volume, but that recent loud event I was with friends, they had saved the seats, which...

Hello! I have suffered from what I considered mild to moderate T for years. The result of many 100's of concerts in my 20's and 30's, and my own musical adventures with the electric guitar since my teens. While I found it somewhat bothersome at times, it wasn't invasive. It was always there...