billie48

billie48

Benefactor Ambassador
Member From Canada
Messages
4,002
Reactions
5,275
Points
2,231
Joined
Last seen

Profile posts Latest activity Postings About

  • Heather415
    Thanks for the like and the support, billie. I can tell your words come from the knowledge of personal experience, and its such an inspiration that you've turned the pain and anguish into a positive thing. Its very hard to do, this forum is proof of how hard it is to do.
    DanielN
    3 weeks into my first spike (always had a little very high pitched t)... hanging in there. I think we have the same freq... very very high, difficult to mask. Hard to sleep...
    Bart
    Hey Billy, you are such an awesome inspiration to many sufferers, keep up the good work !
    Shadgirl
    Oh wow you do allot on hear! I only know how to pose questions and start conversations. Whats the profile for who sees it and how do you use everything on it? I want to get more involved in case I do start feeling as good as you do.
    Teresa1958
    Thank you for your encouraging posts. I always feel a bit better reading your posts during this stressful time.
    billie48
    Thank you Teresa. I hope you feel better. Keep positive.
    Henry 417
    Hi Billie! T has over time increased my empathy and I know that positivity is the key to helping others and yourself succeed. Keep up the good work and be the light in the midst of darkness!
    billie48
    Peace
    billie48
    Habituation for me began when I finally decided to accept tinnitus and hyperacusis. Peaceful coexistence over painful and emotional resistance. Even loud and high pitch tinnitus is livable. I don't have to like my tinnitus, but I choose to make peace with it. So peace be with you all.
    Jazzer
    Habituation can not get started without willing acceptance.
    Then you can move forward.
    billie48
    from darkness to light
    billie48
    My tinnitus is ultra high pitch shrill and hyperacusis was piercingly hurtful like scratching glass surface with metal. I also had relentless anxiety and panic attacks. I was in a living hell a few years back, but now I am back to normal living a full and enjoyable life. I thought back then I would never recover. But never say never. My tinnitus hasn't changed. I have.
    billie48
    The darkness of tinnitus can be replaced by the light of living our life abundantly. Freedom from tinnitus is possible. Be patient, have hope, and give it time. God bless your recovery.
  • Loading…
  • Loading…
  • Loading…
Top Bottom
Back
Forums
Members
Donate
Menu