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Looks like it. Better not be Baylor! And 4:30 AM... gonna be an early morning!!

Can't wait to see where we go from here. Hopefully we can take this momentum and really start to be a coherent force for change in how tinnitus is viewed by the scientific and medical community.

It's over! I was in right before it closed and we still had it. No last minute shenanigans! Congrats to everyone here on the awesome, focused effort! And especially to Dr. Shore for working so hard to silence the noise!

20 minutes to victory! And I have but three votes left to give.

Keep at it! We're nearly double the votes they've gotten the whole finals. If we press on for two more hours, we deliver the win to Dr. Shore!

Same here! I'd love to see us translate this team work and focus into some other projects that I was looking into this AM. First, we win this thing!

I have it open on my work PC with a reminder set in Outlook every five minutes.

Seems like they're just about keeping pace with us vote-wise. Been 62%-37% for a good while now.

We've got another 134 votes since 12:45 AM here on the east coast. Keeping it rolling!

I got some of my colleagues and family involved as well. Even if they only vote once it's another 20 or so votes. Every bit helps!

64 to 35 now. We're almost doubled up on their votes!

We're slightly increasing our lead. Nice! 61-38 now.

Every so often I need to be kept in line! As for voting, click the "X" and you should get the "Vote Again" option.

You are all incredible! This is so cool to be a part of! Let's get this done! 60% - 39%

Total load of crap. Well, we did prove that working together people needed to cheat to overcome us. We just need to find other ways to direct this positive energy towards getting tinnitus research noticed!

Only 2.5 hours to go and we're up 5% in the votes. Keep it up!!!

I promise, I'm voting away!!

Yeah, I did some time working in and around the biotech industry. It's a really long, expensive process from discovery through pre-clinical and clinical with all the regulations and stuff. Not to mention the race to the market before your patent expires. Trust me, they want to move as quickly as...

Depending on staffing, data complexity and other variables, writing up the report for a clinical trial can take several months (4-5 isn't unheard of).

No, it's not a well put together site, that's for sure. But I've heard of them before, so I figure any press is good!

Looks like it'll make it through to the second round which starts voting tomorrow. I'm guessing this message board had something to do with it getting so many votes.

The one I got only cost about $25 on Amazon and plays a ton of sounds. I have a rain sound that's pretty good and a few that sound like the a/c that I like so far. I haven't been able to detect a "loop" in them yet either, so that's a bonus.

Trying a white noise machine that plays rain sounds tonight. Here's hoping!

Can't argue that.

Hey, all, I had a quick question and not sure where to post it. I've been reading a lot here, and it seems like there is a lot of excitement over all these new avenues of treatment, which all seem like years of work starting to pay off. FX-322, the bimodal stimulation, etc. As a new member...

My two cats... as different in personality as possible. Spanky up front, and an angry Meow Meow in the corner.

Exhausted. Just so exhausted.

I agree. Paul has been on my mind as I've prayed this week, but the past five years I've felt a pretty close affinity with Job...

So far I've noticed the sound has changed. Less "EEEEEEEEE" and more almost metal on metal grinding. Not sure if that's good or just normal progression. Had me up from about 2:30 to 5:00 this AM.

I'll be sure to post updates as I go both from the Prednisone and the follow up audiologist appointment next Friday. Thank you everyone!

Thanks for sharing the info, augiethedude. I'm curious to find out my own. Much appreciated!!

Welcome! If you don't mind me asking, how do you identify the tone? Is it because you're a musician?

Felt funny since I see so many others who've dealt with this for years, I felt a bit like a complainer, to be honest. A few days vs. a few years... but I convinced myself the sooner I start to face it that I could start to deal with it on real terms. Thank you for the kind welcome!

The audiologist said that the ear drum on that side looked more opaque, but the ENT seemed to think inner rather than middle ear.

Thank you! I'll read through this. It seems more helpful now than some of the other threads I've stumbled across.

I have been taking magnesium for some time now, and mentioned it to my ENT. He didn't say to stop so I'll keep taking it in the meantime. @GSC - Thank you for taking the time to reach out. This feels very lonely right now. People don't understand how annoying it is.

Thank you. I am hoping I will see some improvement, but looking through the forum hope seems pretty slim. Do people ever just "disappear" from the forum without sharing their success? I'm trying to stay calm, which when around family and friends seems easy... but at night it's brutally hard.

High pitched. Sometimes it feels like it's in one ear. Sometimes the other. Sometimes my head. When I'm active and busy I don't notice it as much... but in the car or at night it's all I can can hear. I can hear it at times during conversations and when watching TV, but it's easier to ignore.

Hello, all, I'm pretty new to this whole deal and have been lurking since the weekend. I woke up last Thursday with my ears ringing after a rough night of sleep. Figured it would go away, but it hasn't. I feel silly posting for having dealt with this less than a week. I saw the ENT this...