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Never had an account or been on Facebook, except on a couple of occasions where a link sent me there to view a menu or something similar. But then I don't have a smart phone, don't do twitter, or do texting. I have a 10 year old flip phone that I use maybe once or twice a month to order a pizza...

I just noticed this posting after I commented on different posting on dental work at https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/dental-work-%E2%80%94-new-tooth-implant-or-bridge-%E2%80%94-afraid-it-will-make-tinnitus-worse.26189/#post-331307. May useful........

The big plus to implants is the use of low speed drilling into the jawbone. It's mainly a mild vibration, but relatively quiet. From what I know, most other procedures use high-speed, noisy drills. I've had 5 implants over the last maybe 10-12 years. Other than one implant screw loosening up...

I'm late to your posting, so I hope things are getting at least a little better for you. I can certainly relate to "defeated and hopeless." Today was a particularly bad day for my T when I saw your post. I try to remember what the 12 steppers' motto is - ONE DAY AT A TIME. Or even one hour at...

I've tried a couple of the "as seen on tv" tinnitus remedies. Since supplements are not regulated in the USA, manufactures can claim anything, with a legal disclaimer quickly flashed (too fast to read) on the bottom of the tv screen in tiny font. The last couple of supplements I investigated...

I can relate to that. Very cute kittie! They seem to own us, don't they. But cat lovers don't mind.

I don't think you'll experience any problems with a CT scan. I had one a year or two ago and it was a breeze. No side effects with my T&H. Unfortunately nothing was found with regards to the T&H or the headaches or ear pain. Due to my severe hyperacusis having an MRI is not an option for me. I...

A good topic and posting. I don't come here too often. Been a member for maybe 2 years and didn't start posting until a few days ago. I'd occasionally just scan the forum for any "tidbits of help" as you say. I think I've tried most everything that had any hope of helping my T&H. I find my...

And I'll bet he really loves getting that luxurious coat brushed. Cute cat for sure!

He's handsome for sure. Got great eye color to compliment the black coat.

A great suggestion. I had a great GP who worked with me until he passed away. He found my tinnitus intriguing from a medical viewpoint and was very kind and helpful. Among other things, his caring and understanding and willingness to listen to me was a big help in itself. A good bedside manner...

I believe I've tried five or six anti-depressants over the years. Amitripyline makes me very drowsy and actually made the depression worse at times - but it did get me some good rest. I take it maybe 2 to 3 times a year when I get desperate for sleep. Wellbutrin made the tinnitus worse. Tried...

Thanks! He's got some mad computer skills too. ;)

Well, the topic enticed me to make my first post. He'll be 11 years old in July. He's a bit eccentric, but he's good, quiet company. He loves to hop in the warm dryer right after I pull out the clothes. Dogs aren't an option for me due to my hyperacusis.