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Not any more, although it would if I allowed myself to give it attention again. Like many of the positive stories you read on here, I hear it still if I give it attention but over time you begin to realise you haven’t noticed it for longer and longer periods. This all builds up in the belief...

Sorry, no conspiricy. The use of the word cured was a mistake as you pointed out, so I changed it. Fair comment. However the success stories do show how people can naturally learn to stop noticing it and get their lives back. Most do this without the internet. You only have to bring up the...

But what is there to gain from such a book? Those who suffer need hope and help, not doom and gloom. Everyone needs to exprsss how they feel at first, that’s a good thing. However nothing moves forward until we move forward. 3 months is early days still, if you take the positive advice from...

Some struggle a lot to the point of contemplating suicide, others less so. I was in the suicidal severe category, so no, not trying to be condesending, but it’s curious why you might think so. From what I gather most people do finally leave tinnitus behind them. All the help is there in the...

Well, thanks for the warm welcome. :-) I believe any kind of support is good. The success story section here contains a mix of the mental and physical and I see also some spiritual. If it works, it works! The truth is we have to want to help ourselves otherwise we become a drain on those...

I have browsed this forum many times over the years. I can see much good common advice in the more liked stories. Having dealt with the dreaded tinnitus years ago and now live an enjoyable life, I thoroughly recommend that every new sufferer read these positive stories and try to keep away from...