I'm usually not the biggest fan of IKEA because I always end up with tons stuff I only ever want and need while wandering the ground floor of the big I. But since I've been planning on getting another Laiva for some time by now I might as well combine my shelf shopping with a little vegan meatball tasting - so thank you very much for the tip, @Damocles
I bet it was
It's just something I never would have thought of doing myself because, when it comes to comfort food, we tend to do things the way they were done by our parents.
Ideally Stacken77, you should include sausages, tomato, baked beans, hash brown and two rounds of toast for it to be a full English breakfast. Black pudding can be added too but I don't like the look of it neither have I tried it. It contains blood from either: pig, cow or sheep. Not my cup of tea. Not a tea drinker either.
There's no beans or tomatoes or mushrooms. Incomplete breakfast.
No tinnitus at all...??? Even when putting in earplugs?
Yes, my tinnitus fluctuates. It goes up and down, and sometimes I do not notice it at all.
My tinnitus is variable: completely silent, mild, moderate, severe and very severe. When it is severe, if it doesn't reduce by itself within 3 days, I need to take clonazempam, which usually calms it down over 2 to 12 hours.
Yeah, I know.. several ENTs told me it is a really unusual case. A retired ENT that has a private practice told me he only had a case like mine in 40 years.
For me the lost of hearing quality, and some hearing loss are the main problems. The pain after loud sounds is a problem, but I can deal with the pain. However, it is hard to deal with hearing loss as it means further isolation, making it harder to do pretty much anything...
It is completely random so there is no set pattern. This morning it was quite severe and within a couple of hours it reduced to moderate. It may change again throughout the day. My tinnitus changed to variable after a 2nd noise trauma and this often happens to people that have habituated to noise induced tinnitus for quite some time, years in fact as in my case. Then the tinnitus may change as a result of further exposure to loud noise or a return to using headphones. Keeping the volume low can still cause the tinnitus to increase.
I cannot wear headphones or earbuds, I never have, the earbuds never fit in my ears and always fell out. I'm guessing that headphones which I've never worn would drive me up the wall. All the years I fell timber I never wore ear protection, for the reason being so I could hear the saw as it cut into the tree, all those 30+ years I never developed tinnitus. That came from ear infection. But now I'm guessing as I get a bit older I wear ear protection when I fire up the saw, garden mower or strimmer.
I'd do anything to please the damn tinnitus. If walking around completely naked in city square would have it behave better, I'd do it. You can't cut corners with this disease. It rules over our lives as a sovereign tyrant.
Mate, don't
I hear you Elmer and sorry to know the difficulties that you are going through with tinnitus. There is no doubt it can seriously affect the quality of some peoples lives. However, like most medical conditions it varies in severity and fortunately, a lot of people are able to adapt to it and live a fulfilling life. They may not always be able to do what they want to do at a particular moment when they are hindered by the noise, but usually the crises will pass and they are able to dust themselves down lift their head up and carry on.
Bacon in this case (British breakfast: version A), is nonsense.Very cool mate, BUT WHERE'S THE BACON MAN?!?!
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