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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / August 2005Non-tinnitus related issues in AST
The purpose of habituation is to take our minds away from tinnitus. Thus anything that could do so fits into that category. It is OK, for that reason, that non-tinnitus issues be introduced once in a while into AST provided they are intellectually stimulating and can help patients alleviate their suffering from tinnitus or habituate! FP > The purpose of habituation is to take our minds away from tinnitus. > Thus anything that could do so fits into that category. It is OK, for [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > FP I agree, Francis. This is especially true when the discussions are brief and light hearted. I especially enjoyed the posts about EERIE WAX that appear here from time-to-time. On 8/23/05 6:46 PM, in article 1124847971.105317.100510@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com, "fyfpoon@gmail.com" > The purpose of habituation is to take our minds away from tinnitus Not exactly, habituation is convincing your body that its an OK, not a bad, like accepting a tight girdle or bra. Its also like when you live near the train yard and after a while you are no longer aware of the trains. > On 8/23/05 6:46 PM, in article > > Not exactly, habituation is convincing your body that its an OK, not a > bad, > like accepting a tight girdle or bra. Murray. When my girdle is too tight, it's true, I'm not aware of my tinnitus. Paul >> On 8/23/05 6:46 PM, in article >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Paul You too, huh? Spent most of my life obsessed by em, finally grew my own. Great replies guys! I always remove mine when it feels too tight, and that is what I am doing with my T when it's too noisy, so I suppose Murray has a point! Sort of. Ben > >> On 8/23/05 6:46 PM, in article > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Paul > You too, huh? Spent most of my life obsessed by em, finally grew my own. > > >> On 8/23/05 6:46 PM, in article > > >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > Paul > > You too, huh? Spent most of my life obsessed by em, finally grew my own. Thanks to Ben's earlier suggestion, I now use my girdle's suspenders to hang 'suspended' from the ceiling ;) S > Thanks to Ben's earlier suggestion, I now use my girdle's suspenders to hang > 'suspended' from the ceiling ;) Good for you Steve, and I hope it's working?!! If not, then do try hanging upside down. That will improve the blood flow though :( Ben
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