It's not easy as we all know. I just don't know if I can be as strong as some of you on here.
You're only 4 months in and you're running on practically no sleep. You don't know how strong you are yet.
It's not easy as we all know. I just don't know if I can be as strong as some of you on here.
Yes I fully understand. This is no easy road nor is there an easy answer. If you have some savings, you might want to step back on the level of responsibilities at work and take a lower pay position?? I don't know really....... just trying to remember all the steps I took to finally break free of the real dark days.
Fair enough. This sure is a hard go huh?? I am waiting for my order of Er Long Zuo Ci Wan. A Chinese herbal remedy for tinnitus I heard about from a well trusted member here who has had great success with it lowering his tinnitus. I will try all kinds of things til someone finds a frikkin cure!! lolI own the company
Fair enough. This sure is a hard go huh?? I am waiting for my order of Er Long Zuo Ci Wan. A Chinese herbal remedy for tinnitus I heard about from a well trusted member here who has had great success with it lowering his tinnitus. I will try all kinds of things til someone finds a frikkin cure!! lol
I actually believe we are very close. The problem is getting everything approved as a treatment and the length of time that takes. I am pretty sure they will find ways to make those hair cells regenerate very very soon. Here is an interesting post......... Check it out but ignore the please donate thing. I am not passing this link in hopes people donate unless your a billionaire!! Have a read.........That's the hardest thing for me to come to terms with
just over 4 months in from noise induced tinnitus, hearing loss, vestibular damage, hyperacusis etc caused by 10 min exposure to 120db burglar alarm.
Month on month it has been getting worst and as I sit here right now the T is screaming in my left ear and getting louder in my right ear, My balance is off, I don't feel like myself, I cant think properly, cant plan, struggling to function, cant relax, cant sleep, the future I cant even begin to think about, I am 36, how can I deal with this until I'm 50, 60,70???
My wife was talking about going to see a show a Christmas and her sister wants to go to cinema next week for her sons birthday, I have tried to explain but they just don't understand, "why cant you go to the cinema, you have been 100s of times"
Absolutely ridiculous, this is like I have had a stroke ffs
My catastrophic T was also caused by an alarm for 15 minutes.
Sorry to disappoint you but most likely it gets progressively worse the T....the other stuff has a much better chance to get better. We must accept a life as a cripple now. People lose their jobs, their families and their lives over this crap.
I too had the same sleep cycle during the first year with my T...this was back in 2011.
Welcome to the club, nobody wants to belong to...
My catastrophic T was also caused by an alarm for 15 minutes.
Sorry to disappoint you but most likely it gets progressively worse the T....the other stuff has a much better chance to get better. We must accept a life as a cripple now. People lose their jobs, their families and their lives over this crap.
I too had the same sleep cycle during the first year with my T...this was back in 2011.
Welcome to the club, nobody wants to belong to...
I had some sound distortion the first year - "S" sounds sounded really distorted...but that subsided 90%. I lost hearing in the upper frequencies - 8khz ++++ Also I had some vertigo but it was intermittent- try riding a bicycle to get your brain to compensate for the inner ear damage.I wasn't expecting it to get better and over the last 4 months it has only gotten worse, for the first month it was very slight but things still sounded odd. I even went on holiday and it didn't bother me much.
It was after a month that the vertigo started and the t got more intrusive, it's not a solid tone and it rides up and down over other sounds.
Do you have much hearing loss?? Things sound odd too you??
I had some sound distortion the first year - "S" sounds sounded really distorted...but that subsided 90%. I lost hearing in the upper frequencies - 8khz ++++ Also I had some vertigo but it was intermittent- try riding a bicycle to get your brain to compensate for the inner ear damage.
Really sorry to hear about your situation. I know how much it sucks. For sleep, have you tried a white noise machine or something similar? That really helps block out my T. For my case, rain sounds or or shower-like sounds help mask it.
The shower is our best friend lolI have tried yes but the t just rides on top of the sound, the only thing that really blocks it out is the shower when I am in it.
Same here. It's a little different when you cannot mask it.I have tried yes but the t just rides on top of the sound, the only thing that really blocks it out is the shower when I am in it.
The shower is our best friend lol
Yes, just a little................ lolIt's a little different when you cannot mask it.
Yes, just a little................ lol
I think it depends a lot on what caused your t and hearing issues. For me a powerful alarm caused symptoms probably closer to blast damage. Obviously it's hard to know what its like for other people. I just find it odd that my hearing is pretty good apart from the t, distortion when listening to music etc etc so obviously it's far from right but I can still hear the cap squeal from electronics etc, if it wasn't for the ringing I could deal with everything else.Yeah... I have noticed that most people that come here and then post success stories after 6 months or a year are able to easily mask their T. I know mine is far from the worst, but I'm unable to mask it and people don't understand how big of a difference that makes.
I'm sure it's even worse with severe hearing loss.
Unfortunately that is the main deterrent with these security devices. If you had a security device that tracked a burglar, and it zapped him with a laser or shot him, you would end up in jail! Make him go deaf or suffer tinnitus and you the man!! lol Crazy world...........I always hated those alarms. So fuckin loud.
Unfortunately that is the main deterrent with these security devices. If you had a security device that tracked a burglar, and it zapped him with a laser or shot him, you would end up in jail! Make him go deaf or suffer tinnitus and you the man!! lol Crazy world...........
I think it depends a lot on what caused your t and hearing issues. For me a powerful alarm caused symptoms probably closer to blast damage. Obviously it's hard to know what its like for other people. I just find it odd that my hearing is pretty good apart from the t, distortion when listening to music etc etc so obviously it's far from right but I can still hear the cap squeal from electronics etc, if it wasn't for the ringing I could deal with everything else.
I always hated those alarms. So fuckin loud.
Mine was closer to blast trauma as well. About 1-2 seconds in duration.
Did your T start instantly afterwards or was it more of a delayed onset?
I am just catching up on your tinnitus/hyperacusis experience here.
Is this the first time you can say you had a better day?
I agree with the gym workouts. Oh and the steak dinner....that is on our menu tomorrow.