Paulmanlike

Ah that's a bummer, did they mention what type of T they had?

No just that and she did it in 2016. I wouldn’t lose too much hope about it.

Time to ask Lego bricks if they can come up with something...??

Avoid swallowing when your nostrils are being pinched - problem solved! ;)

I think so, seems like they've worked hard since 2015. But still I'll believe it when I see it., AND OH I WANT TO SEE IT

It might ;)

@Bill Bauer You sound positive!!!! :) Yes, I hope it works for us all! Trial and error...you keep working on it until you get it right! How did we get electricity?? or the Internet? Or airplanes to fly?? Read the story of the Wright brothers!

Silly me, but what's the difference between the two. I mean I get hissing (live with it) but how does the buzzing sound like?? Bees???

Difficult to describe like a broken audio speaker

You're right it goes both ways with uMinn. And thanks it seems some people want me to leave because my T is gone.

IDK but I like you around here. A lot! Also once you have T and join up, you're part of the community, period (unless you leave). WTH SMH now they're gonna boot Kelpie and Clare too? Lol

Funny how they only do it when I disagree with something they like.

I don't know what to make of Desynchra. I'm confused as to why I haven't heard more good things about it.

It's expensive, an arduous process, and the general improvement is in the ballpark of 25%-33%.

The "free version" (generalfuzz's ACRN tool) works for me slightly; sometimes.
I really really hope bimodal simulation (Neuromod etc) will be significantly better!!

Me too!

Well he's right here. It's because your hearing is the last sense to go, and as it fades out, external sounds begin to fade out first.

That's really interesting

I should rephrase: I don't believe that T will be the last thing I hear when I die, because hopefully there'll be a cure before then.

There better be a cure by then, I'm only 16.

Likely to have other maladies when you die

Having no hope keeps me going. False hope will consume you.

I was suicidal for months when the no hope got to me. Hope helped me with depression associated with it. After a while, the depression had gone and although I don’t think a cure will come 2moro, everyday that passes is a step closer.

T research is miles better than it was in 2008 - & there was only snake oils back then. The high unmet clinical need is only going to drive development for new, better treatments.

Are you taking anything for the inflammation? Perhaps curcumin, if you aren’t taking anything.

Was these inflammatory ear drops mate pain has gone just still got very slight muffled hearing and fullness when move my head. Just scared it won’t go away

All the time. When I’m standing up and doing stuff I don’t notice it. Even when it’s quiet. It’s usually there at night for me.

Frequency Therapeutics has started their clinical trial to reverse hearing loss in humans. In other studies, it has been successful so we are all waiting on that.

Frequency Therapeutics is going to show some results for cochlear hair cell regeneration in December 2018.

That’s amazing news, I sure hope it also solves tinnitus

He's tall, smart and handsome and invest in bio tech and always stays up to date with the latest research to inform his fans on TinnitusTalk.

I didn't say his name but he popped up in your head didn't he?

<3 @Aaron123 hero!

I'm not. It was destined to fail. like my life, since i got tinnitus.

Keep the hope my man it keeps me going

Aaron-sempai will never notice you

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I'm curious to who aaron123 is, we don't actually know anything nor does he ever divulge info about himself. He's a smart cookie without a doubt

He is most likely an investor in bio tech relating to solve hearing disorders. But yes I agree he is the most helpful person on Tinnitus Talk.

@Aaron123 please tell us more about yourself you mysterious man

That's a damn good question my guy.

When pigs fly and hell freezes over.

Lol’d

@Stakovic That's not true. Signal timing treats somasensory tinnitus (tinnitus modulated by body movements, mostly jaw and neck).

both scam

What u talking about Rey Susan Shore is a lead doctor at the university of Michigan and has been studying tinnitus for 15 years

Thank you! This shit has been stale for 30 years, it ain't getting any fresher.