Haha! Tom is my middle name and Wilton was my mother's last name.
Well first and foremost I found a huge loser.
You do realize that nobody is compelling anyone to visit this clinic, so go ahead camp out on this thread. Make yourself cozy. You have a crusade. Good job man. You finally found your purpose in life. You should consider posting a success story.
Start with the scientific articles, the documentations I had about him in the other thread, and then GlennAz & John's experience. Hopefully that should be enough to draw your own conclusions.
Well think about me. I am a very critical person. I despise the overall medical paradigm. I have a a degree and experience in the medical field. I hate fakers like the ATA, BTA, as well as the fake tinnitus supplements. If Minbo was a scam artist, I would hate him too. I am very critical of everything. Minbo never raised any red flags for me. He never lied to me once. To say he is a scammer is also to insinuate that I am easily deceived, while also being one of the most untrusting and critical users on this website. I am not feigning neutrality because I don't want to admit I wasted money because money was never an issue for me. Long story short, this didn't cure me, but I'm not so sure it didn't help. Was I expecting a cure, kinda. Have I urged anyone else to do this? No. Do I think this need to be studied and refined? Yes.
These mother f#@$cking MRIs... no one seems to know how loud they are... or the ones that do know treat you like some idiot... ."oh, how didn't you know."
Psh, they know very well. They will not do or say anything to indicate any liability.
I nearly had an MRI. I rang my local hospital. They told me their machine was 117 dB. Yup, that's right ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN DECIBELS! I decided not to pursue a scan. There needs to more awareness on this. I would have been a lamb to slaughter if it wasn't for reading about other people's experiences.
I recall you saying you felt the treatment may have made it worse. Do you still feel this way or has your baseline always been this loud?
At least they were honest with you! I was told 85 dB. I don't believe it. If i'd gotten the truth things may have been different. Maybe they gave me the average noise level? Who knows!
It's disgusting. It's like the medical community is 'surprised' by the loudness of these things. But engineers have known for decades about the science behind NIHL. There's really no excuse.
Something else happened to me just a few days ago that made me realise that NO ONE knows or cares about people's hearing: I had to get a flight abroad. We were bused out to the aeroplane that already had its engines running. Very close were another two-three planes. All had their engines running and one was already moving. The runway was also very close and a plane was taking off. I was last in line. A tinnitus sufferer's nightmare.
I heard back from Dr. Mamatarina Rout. It would be an awfully long flight. I'm inquiring about the price of 1 or 2 injections. I'm still taking a high prednisone taper at the moment.
That won't do squat diddly. If you're seriously considering this therapy my recommendation would be Dr. Shim.
I will probably wait and see if @Allan Mcmillan results are tangible. I would be reluctant to see Dr. Shim because of the costs and the latest results we've heard about.
I feel terrible today, but then I do every day. But today I feel worse, I feel it has spiked.
I know everything. Ask yourself this. Why would Shim suggest that he went to an MRI but none of the rest of us got such a recommendation? Was it because Aldo requested it himself? Who's idea was it?
I think it is because our auditory nerves are making junk connections in our brainstem, just like phantom limb syndrome. That's why I think tinnitus can change ears. If you're going to do Tinnitus Mix again you should wait until I remix it with rain sounds in the beginning and one entire 8 hour file with a Dropbox link so it is easier to fall asleep to and you don't have to fool with looping.
I highly highly recommend not to do the India clinic. How would fewer injections make any sense at all. This stuff is very weak and the India clinic doesn't use bone marrow either, plus it is India.
I don't know, was just asking. I don't know who would recommend an MRI for him. Usually an MRI would be to rule out an acoustic neuroma I thought? I thought he had some complication with his eardrum also?
I do hope you get a break and get some sense of relief. I do know what you mean about never wanting to fly again...
Ask him.
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