Keith Handy

Hell yeah! Happy for you.

So happy to hear some good news!

@Keith Handy I haven't heard of that back-and-forth thing before, but hopefully it's slowly moving in a good direction for you. I remember that my distortions coincided with reactive T and incrementally became non-existent after 4/5 months.

Nice! And what kind of class do you mean? Do you teach or are you a student?

Teach one on one with an autistic adult; mostly playing with electronics. It went pretty well again.

Good to hear! (no pun intended:-D)

Haha, I appreciate you admitting this. I talk to myself too. Good to see improvement.

Same. My roommate probably thinks I've lost it.

I am that nutty person you walk past in the street, who is singing out loud to themselves in public. I love it haha!

But Keith, you do have more good days than bad lately, right?

Overall the good vs. bad ratio has changed for the better since winter, definitely. I'm just trying to leave a record of some of the fluctuations for the future benefit of others.

Ah alright. Glad to hear you're doing better, Keith. It's good to remind ourselves and others that getting better is often a slow ride.

Yeah, mines the same Keith. A whirlwind of emotions sometimes.

That’s me daily. Some days or better some are worse but it fluctuates all day like that

I'll see it tonight! I hope it is good :)

@Keith Handy
After all I've seen this movie, yes it's very good :)

Awesome Keith! Also, I want to point out that I love your profile pic haha!

Great news! :)

I am sure you will hear silence once again, Keith. You'll get there.

You too

Stay safe @Keith Handy

@Keith Handy Do sounds mess with your baseline? Have you experienced any permanent increases, or is the tones just constantly changing in character?

Sorry to hear this. When you say leaves an indentation what do you mean specifically?

@Stacken77 - constantly changing.

Overall volume keeps fluctuating within a somewhat fixed range, but it always seems like the set of tones I'm left with at any time is affected by whatever I was previously exposed to. Like my auditory system has lost some percentage of its "object permanence." This was more the case a few months ago but I'm still noticing it.

Hello, wish everything will be great for you sir

A few days later my pulse seems normal. Cardiologist tomorrow.

@Christiaan - BP has been under control

I guess that's also a good way of seeing it!

Not trusting anything BUT noting for the record keeping that a low-T afternoon = a "things around me sound more normal" afternoon.

I wonder if there are parallels between OHC vs IHC, short vs long FFT windows, accurate transients (timing) vs accurate pitch, etc. - need someone who is both a biologist and audio engineer to relate these to one another.

This 100%!

Lots of things you can't predict. They just happen.

I think in a way its not our fault per say. It seems predominately human nature to keep doing things somewhat until suddenly something breaks, especially if warning signs fail to light up.

I have to be relaxed, though.

Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for @Steph1710 aka "The Friendliest Person in Hell" ;)

Hahaha! Loved that comment Kieth! You better believe I’m “the friendliest person in hell!” Even the devil loves me ;)

Is he offering any good deals these days?

Do we live in the same building?