What the hell does that even mean? "Sending love". You're not a wizard that can send beams of love across the ocean. You show love, you don't send it. You are such a twisted, confused person.
Hi @Contrast, I had very bad nerve pain for awhile (before my inner ear issues). It was so bad that a pain specialist put me on daily Belbuca (opioid) for it and they discussed spinal radioablation because the assumption was the severe pain was coming from the narrow foramen in my neck (I believe it was viral/auto immune at this point now). The nerve pain was greatest down my left arm but I had it everywhere: chest, feet, hands, etc.
It is important to get feedback regarding our actions (e.g., a grade on a test, pain after placing one's hand into fire, etc). Recklessness kills. If he is reckless about tinnitus, he is likely reckless about other things. Him getting feedback (e.g., tinnitus) would provide him with the feedback he needs to become less reckless. In the long run it will reduce a chance that he will hurt others and/or himself.
You might consider hiring someone with a Ph.D. in biology (at a site such as Guru.com). We might understand this diagram, but we will never be able to come up with ideas about doing something to reduce tinnitus, while not increasing one's chance of getting cancer.
That really is yuck. I've never been on any of the British Isles at all and I'm already offended just seeing the picture.
Ah yes, awful carpet. This offends me on so many levels.
I'm doing better. Some natural healing and some Neuromod. I can function now, my career is otherwise doing well. I hope you're well.
As @Daniel Lion would say "I come in Peace" but I am confused about this post. I thought that sending love to someone as Ed appeared to be doing in his post was him actually showing love. He was acknowledging another persons suffering and to me that was an act of kindness, compassion and love.
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