Koz
Member
- Dec 15, 2013
- 153
- Tinnitus Since
- 2009
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unilateral sensorineural hearing loss
This thread interested me and I have gone through the last few pages.
You know for a good few years I practically never thought about my hearing loss and tinnitus purely because I accepted there just isn't anything for it yet. This was until my hearing got worse again recently (my fault) and I started suffering mentally again.
I'm with you with regards CBT/ACT/TRT etc really shouldn't be a replacement for biomedical research and I agree with you that it's not actually the solution to the underlying problem. It's outrageous if these things are what facilitate whats standing in the way of a cure, then by all means I understand the animosity towards them.
However, @Contrast - out of curiosity, what do you actually do to cope? You don't actually sit there suffering all day everyday do you? You strike me as someone more intelligent than that.
For me I remember those 5 years that I managed to keep my hearing and tinnitus at the same level (I have moderately severe hearing loss by the way) and I aim to get back to that mental state of mind until a cure comes. It's not sustainable, granted, but it's better than suffering all the time.
You know for a good few years I practically never thought about my hearing loss and tinnitus purely because I accepted there just isn't anything for it yet. This was until my hearing got worse again recently (my fault) and I started suffering mentally again.
I'm with you with regards CBT/ACT/TRT etc really shouldn't be a replacement for biomedical research and I agree with you that it's not actually the solution to the underlying problem. It's outrageous if these things are what facilitate whats standing in the way of a cure, then by all means I understand the animosity towards them.
However, @Contrast - out of curiosity, what do you actually do to cope? You don't actually sit there suffering all day everyday do you? You strike me as someone more intelligent than that.
For me I remember those 5 years that I managed to keep my hearing and tinnitus at the same level (I have moderately severe hearing loss by the way) and I aim to get back to that mental state of mind until a cure comes. It's not sustainable, granted, but it's better than suffering all the time.