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Comment on Tinnitus Suicide and Tinnitus Sufferers by charlie

charlie — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 18:35:44 +0000

Hang on to what makes you smile.I have a747 in my left ear and I am just hanging on to what makes me smile.My eight year old son.My glass blowing and some Dead music.I’m 41 and I hope to make it to 42.bless us all and just hang on and thanks to all who have posted here.

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Comment on Tinnitus and the Angry Factor by Mike

Mike — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 05:10:31 +0000

When I was diagnosed 10 years ago with Tinnitus my doctor told me that I could help my situation by avoiding 3 things:
1. Caffeine
2. Stress
3. Alcohol

I honestly laughed when he said it and replied “What are 4 through 6 because those first 3 items ARE my life. And if you tell me that they include sex and air travel we’ve got a real problem.”

At that moment I knew that I’d have my Tinnitus for the rest of my life. Every once in a while it bugs me, but then I think of that moment with the doctor when he gave me the list and I laugh out loud. There are many days that go by now that I don’t even remember that I have Tinnitus, and frankly I’m just used it now.

I don’t know if mine is better/worse than anyone else’s condition (how could I or they ever know) but every once in a while people ask me what it’s like. My usual response is “I hear dead people…all the time”.

Smile folks – there ARE worse things that could happen to you.

Comment on Tinnitus ~ Tinnitis ~ Tinnitus ~ Tinitus ~ Tinitis ~ Tintinitis ~ Tinnutis ~ Tinnutis ~ Tenitus ~ Tinitis by Rod Joseph

Rod Joseph — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:33:05 +0000

hello,

I’ve just got tinnitus, I play guitar for a living, and am now forced to think about giving up my life Passion. I’m booked with a specialist. but, I feel my whole world coming apart. I can’t sleep, or eat, I don’t feel like i can go on much longer, I’m so scared…

Comment on Tinnitus Suicide and Tinnitus Sufferers by Garrett Viscosi

Garrett Viscosi — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 17:37:33 +0000

Hi everyone
I have tinnitus now for two years. I went to a ear nose and that doctor and was given test, it was noted that I have Moderate high frequency hearing loss in both ears. Then he sent me to an audiologist to have more test done. After all the testing that was done, there was no follow up visit by the doctor. Because in this world of get you in and get you out of the office, I felt I was not going to get the help I needed and I was at a dead end. It’s no wonder why people with this condition what to commit suicide because there is no doctor and patient confidentiality. The first thing that is said when you have tinnitus is go see a doctor, why have they help any body with this condition. You spend the money and you keep the tinnitus. I may suffer with this but what I have learned for myself is that going to an ear specialist is a complete wast of money to a cause that can’t be cured. And I don’t believe they will find a cure for this condition, just like cancer we made very little progress in 50 years if any. It sucks period!!!

Comment on Tinnitus Suicide and Tinnitus Sufferers by Barry

Barry — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 23:37:39 +0000

I have had tinnitus for just about 3 years. The first one and a half to two years absolutely crushed my life. I didn’t do anything, dropped out of college and stayed in a room all day. I was depressed, crying all the time, feeling awful.

Now by now I am no means cured, but here is how I dealt with it and am able to be a somewhat normal person again (though i’m not really normal to begin with). I avoid ALL things loud, I don’t go out to bars, I don’t go to parties, I don’t listen to loud music. That stuff is GONE. I got better by relaxing on the computer, constantly playing background music, I just picked a song with a constant beat and play it in the background (still do it, doing it right now, and will do it until i’m dead). In the car, on the computer, all the time. Also, I love playing videogames and talking to people on the internet using voice chat software. So my mind was on tinnitus as little as possible. Tinnitus is like someone said up there, neutral, it’s not bad it’s no good. Do not have negative feelings towards it.

So basically, I played videogames and talked to my friends online for about two years without doing ANYTHING stressful. This sounds horrible to most of you i’m sure, but it was so relaxing and fun to me. I was able to return to school as a full time student, I am driving again and slowly rebuilding my life one step at a time. I’m very lucky my parents are understanding.

I hope you guys can use this information in some ways for yourself. The most important thing you need to do: DO something at all times, preferably something you find fun (in my case, computer games and talking to friends with voicechat software). I REALLY suggest finding something fun to do on the computer and listening to soft mp3’s. Listen to the same soft mp3(s) while sleeping, in your car etc. Watch basketball, watch UFC, watch documentaries, learn another language online, watch movies every single goddamn day. JUST DO SOMETHING YOU LIKE, do not DWELL on it, just LIVE and avoid loud noise and you will be fine. Have loads of stuff you like to do lined up whenever possible, and DO THEM, don’t just sit around feeling like crap, I did that for about 6 months, it wasn’t good at all.

Good luck to everybody.

(note: I listened to the same song for about a year non-stop, never on headphones though, it basically replaced tinnitus for me )