@Danny Boy I hope you're reading what we're writing here, please wait and reconsider.
About a year and half ago, I felt the way you do. I was so depressed and desperate, I wasn't even on TinnitusTalk - I didn't want support, or anyone - I felt there was nothing anyone could do or say, so why bother? I imagined how I might end it, I imagined how I would be found. It was serious and it was awful. Like you, I reached out and told someone. My mother came from 3k miles away, took care of me like I was a child again and helped me find people who helped me manage the trauma of tinnitus.
Tinnitus is more than just a sound, as we all know here. It is a physical and mental trauma. That takes a lot of time to heal and adjust to. It's not an easy road, but it IS possible with the right personal help and support and with time. From your label, I see it's been just 4 months for you. I know that feels like a lifetime when you have T, I do know that, but it took me five months just to begin to stop sobbing in grief. You're at the beginning of a difficult journey, but it's just the beginning. You can't see how things will turn out just yet. You feel doomed, but you are not. Please give yourself time, you are stronger than you know.
Even if you can't see that now, just know it is out there and give it another day, and then another. Let us help you if no one else in your life is able to help.
We care about you staying around.
If you need someone to talk to, or advice on what steps you might be able to take to tackle the fear and grief and trauma, please, please feel free to reach out to me. I know everyone here wants to support you.