Hans one question: once they add the second set of timings, are you free to revert back to the first set later on if you want to, or does this have to be done in Dublin?
Attach cable, click two buttons. Boom 250 Euros + flights + accommodation + Dublin transportation + lost days at work. They really are people lovers!
Yes, it is very frustrating. I have asked numerous times for them to help me remotely but they have told me it's not possible. I don't understand why it isn't possible. I paid in full, like many, on my first visit. This was supposed to cover my two follow-up appointments, neither of which I have been able to attend due to the coronavirus.
I'm in the same boat. I almost look at it like a blessing. I mean if you look at the posts, I think there was maybe 1 that claimed much positive response from that change. Right now due to a sudden evacuation from Indonesia to my homeland of America, I kind of had a natural pause in use at ~8.5 weeks. Now that I am home I am stretching it out a few more days, trying to take a week off. It appears some of the argument for switching settings has to do to habituation to a given setting. Maybe taking the week off will de-habituate me a bit. Plus think of all the cash saved by not going back and forth two more times.
It is absolutely possible! The reason it is "not possible" is the same reason why they can't give you the device first time you go there. It's the same reason they won't send you the device after the initial assessment but you have to travel there. They are... I don't know how to write it and not be kicked out from this forum.
Would be interested in seeing the paperwork they have you sign before taking possession of this device since I have to assume there are indemnification clauses up the wazoo. Point being that there are liabilities involved in letting people upgrade themselves, just as much as there are liabilities with the device making your tinnitus worse as we've seen.
HAHA I can relate. Almost every e-mail I've ever sent asking for information gets the actual question totally glanced over.
Sorry I don't come on here that often anymore.
I really appreciate the reply. It's been as you say, a real biatch. Mine is really loud and can't go a second without thinking about it. Something is really wrong with my hearing. Thank you for some hope.
Those are fighting words for the die-hards. The discussion has died back in part because a) the official Tinnitus Talk report is less than a month away and b) the pandemic makes it impossible to fly to Ireland anyway.
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