Indeed. Mine is reactive and unmaskable.
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Oddly enough, it seems my reactivity comes and goes. Sometimes I really notice it. Sometimes it causes the ttts spasms and other times I don't notice it much at all.
When masking isn't possible and things like driving in a car and being around normal daily sounds makes you feel debilitated. If mine wasn't reactive/responsive to sounds, I'd be at work right now and living with "annoying" tinnitus sounds.
@SamRosemary you're a warrior Sam. You definitely inspire me to try pushing through seeing that you do this with having your son and juggling school.
Ooof 
I was coming here to see how you were doing…looks like not the greatest. You doing okay?
I was coming here to see how you were doing…looks like not the greatest. You doing okay?
@Joe Cuber hi Joe! It definitely was improving! I would even go as far as saying, I felt 90% recovered.
But Then the past two weeks my reactivity came back full force almost compared to Day 1. I didn't do anything different, so I'm not sure what's going on.
But Then the past two weeks my reactivity came back full force almost compared to Day 1. I didn't do anything different, so I'm not sure what's going on.
@Sammy0225 Aw, thank you for saying that. Trust me, it's been difficult but I had no choice. A severely wounded warrior lol. You're dealing with all this with your life responsibilities too. Give yourself some credit. Even just sitting still with this is hard!