Daniel95

I hit a rough patch so I haven't been on tinnitustalk, but I'm still above ground

If it happens it will very slowly so no, when it really happens there is no strong reaction like that...

Well, it wouldn't always necessarily happen very slowly, for example - brain surgery or comas from which people woke up with no tinnitus. But, even with a slow adjustment to getting cured, I think I would be freaking out (positively) all along the way. Of course I could be wrong

The Irony would be befitting this realm of ours.

@Dylan Blake I've tried almost all supplements mentioned here for at least 2 weeks, most did nothing and some had some effect, I've visited 3 different ENTs and a plethora of other doctors (I have other health issues, not just tinnitus). I havent tried psychopharmaceuticals other than the odd diazepam which I take rarely because it helps me with my nerve damage.

I believe what you say. I'm less of that mentality these days and more of the ''where there's a will, there's a way'', I was just disappointed by how much money I've thrown down the drain and still not gotten any answers, concerning tinnitus and everything else. Thank you very much for the kind words though, I hope you are doing well with your tinnitus? We can continue conversation privately if you'd like.

I suppose it hasn't gotten worse, but really the big thing for me is the mystery, too many not knowns, I cannot be handed a mystery and not given anything to solve it!

If You would like, PM me anytime, to talk, to vent, though the latter on a site dedicated to support I don't really see to point.

@Contrast But you have had some significant improvement, that's a great sign. Hopefully I get some improvement too, I have had barely any, if at all.

:( I hate this so much

Even if it is permanent eventually You will find a way to adapt or Your brain will tune it out, stay the course.