What Would Be the Ideal Place for a Tinnitus Sufferer to Live?

[greenpointer]

I was thinking the other day about what the perfect living situation would be for a tinnitus sufferer. I was thinking probably somewhere near a flowing stream.. perhaps where it rains frequently for the added white noise. Likely in a rural area.. away from city noises and police sirens... and probably somewhere with low elevation in case of ear pressure issues? Thoughts?

 

[glynis]

By the sea.......

 

[glynis]

Not by my school
It's been clossed for a week by flooding and completely gutted and emptied down stairs.
Open for two days and flooded again today.....

 

[Richard zurowski]

Definitely the sea . Just listening to it brings calm and tranquility.

 

[Beste]

Unfortunately the sea sound does not mask my T anymore. My T is electrical sound and it can only be masked by shower or crikects(the crickets do not mask conpletely though)

I think I need to live in Amazon Forrest.

 

[MJv]

In the forest or the sea

 

[fishbone]

I was thinking the other day about what the perfect living situation would be for a tinnitus sufferer. I was thinking probably somewhere near a flowing stream.. perhaps where it rains frequently for the added white noise. Likely in a rural area.. away from city noises and police sirens... and probably somewhere with low elevation in case of ear pressure issues? Thoughts?

I'd live near nature, all nature. The tranquility of nature is such an amazing thing.

 

[linearb]

I live in the woods, and while tinnitus had something to do with that decision, the reality is that I am a creature of the pine forest, I grew up in the woods, and I was just never going to be happy or content or calm in a fast-paced urban environment.

I actually think that cities (and to a lesser degree, suburban areas) are bad for everyone. Noise and light pollution are stressors at a cellular level, and the more people and cars you're around, the more petrol fumes and heavy metals and toxins you're inhaling and ingesting.

I get that not everyone wants to live where I do, though -- I have to drive 25 minutes for a movie theater, 40 minutes for a walmart. But, I hate walmart anyway, and the advantage is that I can walk 15 feet out my back door and be in a forest.

 

[vermillion]

@linearb
Walmart hahaha.... i love the States. I really love the States.

 

[RockyDoctah]

Hmmm. Somewhere warm, near the ocean. In the middle of nowhere? Idk. Somewhere with palm trees and an ocean nearby.

 

[neo1]

If i had to pick, i would move in to my shower. When the water drops "explodes" to the floor, then i'm in T Nirvana, i feel such peace. Same when i was at a trip back home to my grandmother in Norway. Made a hike to a waterfall and just stood by the base of the waterfall, that euphoria i had for those few minutes. Damn it's biblical for a T sufferer!

 

[Hadassah]

In Maine, in a lighthouse ... Listening to crashing waves ... Sounds blissful to me!