Are Weekends the Worst?

[Dmitriy]

For some reason I feel that weekends are the worst for anxiety related tinnitus symptoms. I don't have pre-set schedule, I have more time in general to focus on my tinnitus symptoms, read articles on sites like TinnitusTalk, and just in general worry about the future.

Anyone feels the same?

 

[dpdx]

For some reason I feel that weekends are the worst for anxiety related tinnitus symptoms. I don't have pre-set schedule, I have more time in general to focus on my tinnitus symptoms, read articles on sites like TinnitusTalk, and just in general worry about the future.

Anyone feels the same?

Dude, I woke up today and I was like well i wasted my whole life. I read these success stories and everything, but every T is so different. I am 2 months in and no improvement whatsoever, some days (weekdays) i feel much better when it comes to T, but when weekend comes and when I see people enjoying life it makes me sad.

Every morning is difficult for me when i wake up, I am like man i have to endure this my entire life. Sundays are the worst days because when i see how people enjoy their life and how i suffer it makes me sad. Life before T was life, Life after T is mere survival.

 

[meeb]

Survival and just existing.

 

[Tinker Bell]

Weekends are better for me, better distractions with my family home.

 

[fishbone]

For some reason I feel that weekends are the worst for anxiety related tinnitus symptoms. I don't have pre-set schedule, I have more time in general to focus on my tinnitus symptoms, read articles on sites like TinnitusTalk, and just in general worry about the future.

Anyone feels the same?

Doing nothing, is just not good. It's not just weekends, it can be any day. You have to have a plan, do something or else you can just think and overthink. This impacts tinnitus and other areas of life. Get out and do something that is safe for your tinnitus and just makes you feel good.

Distraction is HUGE when it comes to tinnitus and just living a healthy life.

 

[Red]

Doing nothing, is just not good. It's not just weekends, it can be any day. You have to have a plan, do something or else you can just think and overthink. This impacts tinnitus and other areas of life. Get out and do something that is safe for your tinnitus and just makes you feel good.

Distraction is HUGE when it comes to tinnitus and just living a healthy life.

What if I just want to relax and daydream? Is the only option distraction? Those two things are what I really need in my life as a person limited by chronic pain. And as a person who sees creativity as the center of her life.

 

[Luman]

Doing nothing, is just not good. It's not just weekends, it can be any day. You have to have a plan, do something or else you can just think and overthink. This impacts tinnitus and other areas of life. Get out and do something that is safe for your tinnitus and just makes you feel good.

Distraction is HUGE when it comes to tinnitus and just living a healthy life.

This is so true. I am taking baby steps to change my behavior, and do more. So far, not much improvement yet, but I have done a few things this weekend, and eventually I'll get better. Thank you for the encouragement and help, it's highly appreciated.

 

[fishbone]

What if I just want to relax and daydream? Is the only option distraction? Those two things are what I really need in my life as a person limited by chronic pain. And as a person who sees creativity as the center of her life.

I have full blown fibromyalgia (chronic pain 24 7 from head to toe). If you are not an over-thinker then sure, relax and do what you enjoy. I am an over-thinker and I need to do something and just not think and just DO

Getting out, seeing nature, the birds and something that can be safe and up-lifiting is a very helpful. People are different and I share my own views and I hope to be helpful....that's all