If Your Tinnitus Was Cured, What Would Be the First Thing You Do Afterwards?

[Manny]

Just take another pill!

Indeed! Lol

 

[TuneOut]

Oh you better believe they have private data on its efficacy. They just aren't releasing it to us. I believe 95% that if it works they know it right now.

Let's bribe them for info.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Just take another pill!

Normally, the more you take something, the less effective it gets. So there is a chance that the pill won't work that second time.

 

[TuneOut]

Normally, the more you take something, the less effective it gets. So there is a chance that the pill won't work that second time.

Then take two. Problem solved.

 

[derpytia]

I would live

I would be happy and do the things that T was preventing me from doing like sing, and go out with friends, and travel.

 

[another sean]

Listen to every album Ive missed in the last 3 years while driving to Disneyland.

 

[JohnAdams]

Do you think you could find the source for that? Would be interested to see.

https://futurism.com/a-new-breakthrough-in-lab-grown-cells-could-restore-hearing/

 

[JohnAdams]

John just because it will fix hearing loss does not mean it will cure tinnitus. This is yet to be shown.

Yeah I realize this. I think it may. We will know soon enough.

 

[Manny]

https://futurism.com/a-new-breakthrough-in-lab-grown-cells-could-restore-hearing/

Thank you.

 

[JohnAdams]

Thank you.

Damn so I must have missed the part where it said the human hair cells werent as robust. I'm not totally sure but I think they only used the ly411575. Looks like the fx322 has other ingredients I presume to increase its efficacy. All we can really do is wait for this trial or the next one to be completed before we can know more. At least it didnt say that it didnt work at all so there's some promise there.

 

[gav01]

Enjoy life again.

 

[coffee_girl]

Most people in my family are clinical trial administrators (for cancer) and just the bureaucracy, paper work, clinical trial dates and approval are all slower than molasses. The ONLY promising thing that i have found that is worth following is that Michigan University thing, my dad has colleagues who are doing those trials and he says it looked promising considering other locations are thinking of supporting and following up with their own trials.

Cross your fingers, but a cure is not likely for a loooong time.

 

[Bill Bauer]

Cross your fingers, but a cure is not likely for a loooong time.

What about a cure for cancer?

 

[JohnAdams]

Most people in my family are clinical trial administrators (for cancer) and just the bureaucracy, paper work, clinical trial dates and approval are all slower than molasses. The ONLY promising thing that i have found that is worth following is that Michigan University thing, my dad has colleagues who are doing those trials and he says it looked promising considering other locations are thinking of supporting and following up with their own trials.

Cross your fingers, but a cure is not likely for a loooong time.

I hope you're wrong.

 

[JohnAdams]

Most people in my family are clinical trial administrators (for cancer) and just the bureaucracy, paper work, clinical trial dates and approval are all slower than molasses. The ONLY promising thing that i have found that is worth following is that Michigan University thing, my dad has colleagues who are doing those trials and he says it looked promising considering other locations are thinking of supporting and following up with their own trials.

Cross your fingers, but a cure is not likely for a loooong time.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_track_(FDA)

Novartis' imatinib (Gleevec) for CML -- Phase 1 trials began in June 1998, drug was approved 3 years later in May 2001 (FDA granted fast track and priority review; FDA review was a record 2.5 months)

 

[coffee_girl]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_track_(FDA)

Novartis' imatinib (Gleevec) for CML -- Phase 1 trials began in June 1998, drug was approved 3 years later in May 2001 (FDA granted fast track and priority review; FDA review was a record 2.5 months)

Whatever the circumstances i hope for the best too...T doesn't seem like a priority from what i have researched...but the more persistent we are the better the chances.

 

[JohnAdams]

Whatever the circumstances i hope for the best too...T doesn't seem like a priority from what i have researched...but the more persistent we are the better the chances.

Tinnitus is secondary to hearing loss, we will be riding the coattails of that condition. Curing hearing loss is a huge deal. Think about it.

 

[john paul]

Write to whoever found the cure and thank them.

Then dance around naked in the street, 0 fucks given.

 

[coffee_girl]

Tinnitus is secondary to hearing loss, we will be riding the coattails of that condition. Curing hearing loss is a huge deal. Think about it.

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We shall see, I think the future is good as more and more people get T...i am hopeful that it will be in my lifetime *sigh*

 

[JohnAdams]

We shall see, I think the future is good as more and more people get T...i am hopeful that it will be in my lifetime *sigh*

It's not just about tinnitus, it's about hearing loss.

 

[WaqasVic]

I would also resume my other hobby: woodworking. And build myself a dinner table and cabinet. =]

You can still do that you know

 

[Bill Bauer]

You can still do that you know

She could, but then she might have to pay for it for the rest of her life.

Power tools:

 

[fran dana]

I would go to a recital and it would be as close to the stage as possible

 

[Apolonia]

Do music without any hesitation whatsoever

 

[coffee_girl]

I dont even get the meme

 

[Shera]

Sigh with relief. Likely followed by tears of joy and thus joyful sobbing.

Then I'd shut up and chill in the silence, followed by reading a wonderful book in the silence. Followed by what I hope to be the best nights sleep I've had in too long. So on.

 

[Bill Bauer]

I dont even get the meme

We were not using it right. We both used it in place of "Use your head!"

But here is an example of an actual meme:

 

[Bill Bauer]

Most people in my family are clinical trial administrators (for cancer)

What do they say about the prospects of breakthroughs in cancer research in the foreseeable future?

 

[coffee_girl]

What do they say about the prospects of breakthroughs in cancer research in the foreseeable future?

I really don't want to express my thoughts on this because it might get traced back to me (we are technically in a medical forum), I'll say that I hope we see a cure soon.

 

[Pero1234]

I would turn off the lights and lie on my bed in complete darkness... and complete silence.

And taking in that silence...

Then I would put on MCMXC aD from Enigma, on very low volume... and enjoy my favorite destressing music album for the first time in years without it sounding like there's some static in my speakers.

And third... I'd take my partner and my doggies to a silent place in the forest and enjoy the silence. And not say a word.

Fourth... I'd thank whoever is listening up there for giving us a second chance.