D'Angelo

@Ryan Scott Definitely too many have had to suffer to that point.

Dang. =(

I loved him so much. I always wished for a brother like him. I wish we could of been blood. I could of helped him slow down and live life in nature more and get off the grid. He needed more geniune love in his life to keep him from this fate and so did i. Too many dream killers and overstimulating people out there.

Not to scare you, but I got mine from Ear Drops (and some other things) and i still have mine 18 months later, but it's gone down drastically to mainly a static sound. Which to me a very tolerable like my own little white noise.

@Marshall Thank you for sharing and I'm glad to hear your doing better. It's encouraging to see some people who made improvement. How soon did you first start noticing improvement?

Noticeable difference around 8 months. But it continually got worse for 6 months after onset. 18 months in now and i hardly notice it most days, but i also retired loud activities since onset. And i cutom muscician earplugs in long car trips or places it can get loud. My life i pretty normal now except for concerts and such

i don't think there's a modality for that... like how would they get past the eardrum? if i recall correctly, there was a study where they were able to put botox in the middle ear by puncturing the ear drum... but no ENT or doctor does that.

hey man. slightly better but no great improvements. frustrated mostly. you?

@D'Angelo I'm better now, i had it for a few hours and got really scared, it came out of nowhere. What triggered yours? Mine was gone by the next day, i hope it doesn't come back, reminded me of a time when i had hyperacusis.

slightly better but no great improvements. frustrated mostly. you?

I miss you man. So much.