Comments on Profile Post by Shelbylynn

In the highest regard possible. Yes!

Yes. It can be. And has been.

Absolutely yes, even if it's mild for me. The uncertainty that comes with it especially...

Something that alters our life's so insanely drastically is most definetly very traumatizing. Even more so with hyperacusis on top.

I love waking all through the night. Hehe

I love trying to study and having an intermittent chirp making me jump every few seconds.

I would consider my tinnitus every word in the dictionary that has a negative connotation.

My spike back in October caused a period of depersonalization and derealiszation. Feeling like all my memories were fake or somebody else's. Being certaib that I didn't actually exist and my tinnitus was an extension of some sort of punishment for pretending to be a person. I'm not strong enough to see a therapist so I just stew in a black sea of torment. Unable to drown or swim to shore.

I certainly would count it among mine. People see t as no big thing, yet it’s a complete shift in our daily reality and perception, I don’t need drugs to trip I hear phantom sound all day every day. And people can’t empathize with that?

@Shelbylynn Yeah, it's a whole new kind of (sad) existence. I liked the analogy with tripping. Is yours at least livable/maskable/easy to deal with?