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    I wanted to share this video with you-



    Also, I keep reading about the fact there are only a small number of people who actually come back to tell of their success. I guess they just want to forget it ever existed for the time it did.
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    Thank you Escalado! I've seen a number of videos from people who had tinnitus and now no longer do. Mine has reduced quite a bit in the last 2 months and I believe it will keep reducing until it's gone or nearly gone. I will definitely be screaming about it from the rooftops when it happens. How is yours doing?
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    I just read your latest message. I am super happy that progress is in full motion for you.

    Without getting carried away, things are looking up, Sonia! Very much so 👌
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    Hey Sonia. Have you a link for the community Facebook page, please ? I would like to read it.

    How are things right now ? Your battling skills are very important for me and my recovery. I really do hope you feel in a better place.
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    Your words are ALWAYS so encouraging. You would genuinely make for a superb therapist. I really cannot emphasize that enough !!! I feel calm again, which helps eleviate everything I'm experiencing, including the sound.

    Yes, the mental side is so much more destructive. The phantom noise plays second fiddle.

    Since we are restricted to how much we can post on profiles, would you mind me posting on the 'furnace' thread you created, please ?
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    Please understand, I don't for one second not think about your own situation! As you say yourself, this has been your biggest challenge ever. You are combining this with helping others at the same time, and that is testament to what you are clearly all about. You battle, you persevere, and you are helping others along the way!

    Thank you so much.
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    You certainly may post directly to the "furnace" thread!

    At work, I've found the easiest way to learn a new task is to teach someone else how to do it. Basically, a teach the teacher approach. I've kind of found the same thing here. Giving hope to someone else gives me hope, too. If I tell someone else they can get better, I kind of have to believe it for myself, too. I give my darker moments to ChatGPT. It reminds me that truly permanent tinnitus is rare, I'm still within a typical recovery timeframe and most people do end up recovering, even if it's not fast.
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    Just wanted to reach out and say that your posts are bringing me massive calm. Thank you 🙏

    Sending happiness and tranquility vibes. We got this !!! 👊
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    Thank you Sonia. Both links are certainly full of optimism for sure.

    May I ask, how would you describe your situation regarding tinnitus before this happened ? I read one of your posts describing how you'd lurk here sometimes even without that last encounter.

    I really do appreciate you. Thank you!
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    Before this happened, I had very mild tinnitus in my left ear. My right ear had always been silent. I have no idea what caused the original tinnitus in my left ear, but I've had it for as long as I can remember. Most of the time, I only noticed it in quiet rooms and it never bothered me. I just accepted it as something that was there and once my attention was diverted, I didn't notice it at all. I never even noticed it trying to get to sleep at night.
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