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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / August 2005Day 6
Okay, I promise not to post unless I fail in future! I am getting really good at experimenting now - in fact, I am an expert now :-) My T went quiet after a 20 minute lie-down, and is quiet as I type. This is all SO weird! Ben > Okay, I promise not to post unless I fail in future! I am getting really > good at experimenting now - in fact, I am an expert now :-) My T went quiet > after a 20 minute lie-down, and is quiet as I type. This is all SO weird! > > Ben You mean you may have c-c-c-c-cured it ??? Seriously, the more success you have doing this, the more the virtuous loop, the more relaxed you'll become, the more likely you really will beat it. You may disagree with this but IMO how we are feeling _does_ feed back into the actual level of tinnitus (and I'm not talking about habituation). I'm envious. Good luck !! Steve > You mean you may have c-c-c-c-cured it ??? That would be something, eh? I always wake up every single morning with T - it can vary, though it is usually loud, and more often than not, on my left side. However, since lying down for anywhere between 15 to 40 minutes I can get it to subside. Once it has subsided, that is it for the rest of the day, unless I am stupid enough to doze off! > Seriously, the more success you have doing this, the more the virtuous loop, > the more relaxed you'll become, the more likely you really will beat it. > You may disagree with this but IMO how we are feeling _does_ feed back into > the actual level of tinnitus (and I'm not talking about habituation). I'm > envious. Good luck !! My partner said I ought not to write each day to say how well I am doing as it could be very dispiriting to the others on here who can't do anything about theirs, so I thought besides boring everyone, I wouldn't write now unless I have something negative to report, or try and help others. Thanks for your good wishes Steve - have you seen my post about Propranalol? Will you try it? *Anything* is worth a try! I feel I am in control again, and you can't beat that feeling, most especially as I have felt suicidal on several occasions this year. So - never, ever give up hope. Ben > My partner said I ought not to write each day to say how well I am doing as > it could be very dispiriting to the others on here who can't do anything > about theirs, so I thought besides boring everyone, I wouldn't write now > unless I have something negative to report, or try and help others. Wow, so _good_ news is dispiriting eh ? Many of us, you included, have been through hard times with this T. It's nice to hear some encouraging news for a change. >Thanks > for your good wishes Steve - have you seen my post about Propranalol? Will > you try it? No, when did you make it? I'll go googling for it anyway. S > >Thanks > > for your good wishes Steve - have you seen my post about Propranalol? Will > > you try it? > > No, when did you make it? I'll go googling for it anyway. 16/08/05 called "For Steve" - no wonder you missed it, eh? Ben |
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