In Loving Memory of Paul Berryman (PaulBe)

[DebInAustralia]

I am very sad to announce that Paul (@PaulBe) has lost his battle with cancer 3rd January, 2022.

He is survived by a loving partner and extended family, who supported Paul through his journey with his illness.

Paul was a long term member here, who would often write supportive and sensitive posts to people in distress. He extended this kindness to me during our friendship. He was a very intelligent, articulate, and compassionate human being.

I will be forever grateful for his gentle, supportive presence here. He will be sorely missed by all who were fortunate to know him...

RIP Paul...

 

[Chinmoku]

I'm so sorry to read this, Paul was really kind, compassionate and intelligent as you say. I remember his beautiful car avatar. I will miss him. He was a reassuring presence despite his suffering.

 

[Michael Leigh]

I am very sorry to hear about Paul (@PaulBe) passing @DebInAustralia. I had many conversations with him and always regarded him as a true gentleman. He understood how tinnitus can affect a person's mental and emotional wellbeing, something I frequently mention in my posts.

It was during one of our conversations back in 2017 about TRT, something he said prompted me to write the post TRT, As I See It, which is on my started threads.

The way I was explaining to him what happened during my TRT sessions with my Hearing Therapist, Paul remarked: "It sounds like grief counselling". At that moments a switch suddenly turned on in my mind and thought, that's exactly what it's like. I thanked him for it and as you'll see, I mentioned his name in the post which I felt was the right thing to do.

Take care,
Michael

TRT, As I See It | Tinnitus Talk Support Forum

 

[GoatSheep]

May he Rest In Peace. My condolences to his family.

 

[Christiaan]

I wish I had met @PaulBe in real life. Judging from posts of other TT'ers, he was a very kind person. May Paul rest in peace.

 

[DaveFromChicago]

At least (and at last) he's in a place where tinnitus can no longer get to him.

 

[Jack Straw]

Always sad to see a Tinnitus Talk member pass. My condolences to his family. RIP Paul.

 

[Ed209]

This is extremely sad news. @PaulBe was a great member, and it was always a privilege to talk to him. He had a lot to deal with but was always really brave and resilient with all that he faced.

RIP, buddy.

 

[danielthor]

Rest in peace Paul.

 

[Forever hopeful]

Rest In Peace, Paul.

 

[Wrfortiscue]

Rest In Peace Paul.