April
Member
- Mar 20, 2015
- 63
- Tinnitus Since
- 08/05/2008
- Cause of Tinnitus
- possible whiplash
Good news: you are not strong enough to kill yourself.
If I didn't know better I'd say @Atlantis found himself a new pseudonym...Good news: you are not strong enough to kill yourself.
Bad news: you will suffer for the rest of your life if you don't deal with your problem headfirst. You have thought distortions and maladaptive behavior. CBT can be the answer for you.
@dayl you are fortunate because people, who commit to the final act of ending their lives, don't advertise it. You know it yourself, you won't kill yourself. You just wanted some attention.
TMJ specialistI'm pretty sure most people who kill themselves talk about it beforehand. I had a friend who killed himself about 10 years ago now who had told people he was suicidal and even went to the emergency room about it at one point before he jumped off a suspension bridge.
Anyway, I reinstated my full ativan dose, so I'm "stable" for the time being. Symptoms are less pronounced and I am no longer having nightmarish panic attacks. But this leaves me with the problem of still being on ativan. I guess I'll have to figure out a long term plan within the next few months, perhaps I'll attempt a vallium slow taper as I've found success with this in the past.
Sorry for the abrasiveness over the past few weeks. This truly is a struggle. If I could stay on ativan forever I would, but I suspect at some point it will stop working, as drugs of this type tend to do, so the sooner I get off it, the better.
Also my jaw still feels incredibly messed up. I have no idea what to do in that regard.
i went to the only one near me years ago and he had no idea what was wrong with me and was very quick to try and sell me a $2000 mouth piece anyway.
What do you mean by your jaw seeming messed up?
You should speak with a orthognathic surgeon about it. I could make guesses, but you're better off getting scans (x-rays and possibly a CT) and a full evaluation. I was planning on doing jaw surgery before I got tinnitus.the right side of my jaw scrapes and grinds against itself. i don't know how else to explain it. when it does this, it appears to exacerbate my facial pain and numbness, and also exacerbate my eyelid twitch and ear fullness.