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...you say H sounds like much worse beast than T? Thats because you haven't had a beast T. Good for you, Matt! "Basically that people commit suicide over T isn't exactly an indicator for how bad T is, anymore than people commit suicide over a break-up is an indicator for how bad break ups are"...

I didn't know it was suicide. I thought the family notified the community of his death.

You want to commit suicide over 8 dB tinnitus??? Trust me, it's a non issue. You will get there, I've seen it countless times...

I wasn't aware a suicide note was a requirement.

...These conditions are so horrendous and even more so because we receive zero understanding from the medical community. 8 months ago, assisted suicide was a topic that wasn't of much concern or interest to me. Today, with my intense worsening and suffering, I am happy and relieved to know that...

RIP Joe. I wish I could follow you. I am also very suicidal. I try to stay alive every day for another day. But my tinnitus is so catastrophic, it is unbearable for me. I am close to considering assisted suicide. It is pure hell every day, every night.

Are assisted suicide drugs ototoxic?

I like arguing against people who are anti suicide.

European politicians are driving the Eurozone to an economic suicide by purchasing expensive American oil and gas, or by purchasing Russian oil from third countries at a hefty price. The middle men are making a ton of money while Europe is on the way to go bankrupt. Russia to cut oil output in...

LInk: https://sfaudiology.com/tinnitus-linked-to-suicide-attempts/#:~:text=Researchers%20from%20the%20Stockholm%20Public,tinnitus%20tried%20to%20commit%20suicide. Either way, those are some impressive and sad numbers.

Painless and reliable ways to commit suicide exist, but the above is not one of them! They no longer prescribe the sleeping pills that you can use to commit suicide. When considering suicide, make sure you don't mess up your brain and/or kidneys and/or liver... You might want to give yourself...

Why is @Dr. Nagler allowed to troll @Telis like this? Telis clearly did not make any indication that tinnitus suicide is greater than suicide related to other illnesses.

A little known fact, about suicide, is that Africans have always had historically very low rates of suicide, and those who were enslaved in America had surprising low rates of it, as well - lower than the free white population. After emancipation, the suicide rate of African Americans remained...

Cancel my suicide plans

Suicide is basically a no-brainer at this point. I feel so sad for my parents. I’ve discussed VAD with them, but they’re not willing to let me go. I’m gonna have to do it behind their backs. At least it won’t come as a shock to them, and at least I won’t be here to witness the massive pain I...

Indeed it is pretty hard to post something – anything – post-mortem. But see this previous update of mine regarding stats on suicide and tinnitus (which contradicted the prior opinion that tinnitus does not lead to an increase in suicides – particularly for those with severe tinnitus...)...

...can have a huge impact on some people Typical Daily Mail inaccurate headline though, the headline says 10% of women with tinnitus attempt suicide, whereas the study actually showed 10% with severe tinnitus attempt suicide, big difference. The study author says “'The take home message is...

@LadyDi I claim ignorance about the suicide thread; but you may be right. I just posted on the 'face value' of this thread; by no means did I want to make comment about suicide thread. Mark

Unbearably loud to the point of wanting suicide isn't there.

I am sorry to learn that you feel that way but the research shows what it shows. Without wanting to trivialize what you feel, thinking about suicide is much more common that committing suicide (thank goodness). Your emotional state may suggest you should discuss this further with your doctor.

I honestly can't relate. Sure because of the anguish of my T and H I have thought about suicide. Many here have. But I wouldn't do it because I love life. Its more like depressing this burden has been placed upon us which detracts from quality of life but certainly not enough to consider...

...studies which have found no association after adjusting for all comorbidities. someone with tinnitus might be slightly more likely to commit suicide than the average person but even that is pretty debatable based on the data we have at present. people with T who lol themselves tend to be...

...is shocking to me how this is possible. I don't know how to describe it anymore. It is almost "aggressive." I think I am supposed to commit suicide. I don't want to die but if the tinnitus is like this, I would rather die than listen to this 24/7. I cannot mask it. I want support to commit...

Just to clarify the post by theoakapple, it was Kent Taylor, the founder of Texas Roadhouse who committed suicide due to severe tinnitus and perhaps other issues. Jerry Morgan replaced him.

The thought of suicide is the only thing that comforts me. I cannot continue living like this.

Human beings are such that suicidal ideation is not uncommon. Committing one is. The brain must be messed up for a person to commit suicide, meaning a person has to have major depression... Nobody commits suicide only because of tinnitus.

Tinnitus sufferer on the verge of suicide finds his own cure by emailing expert 3,000 miles away in America | Mail Online

Yeah I got diagnosed adjustment disorder because I'm not coping to my severe tinnitus. I suppose I should be more flexible to having been screwed over by life.

Suicide is an inevitable consequence in this modern world. We need to treat it similarly as an environmental killer rather than saying it is a personal choice. The truth is that humans are impulsive animals who cannot completely control their emotions and choices. You look both ways on the...

He is planning suicide from what I gather. Statistically speaking people that talk about suicide are less likely to kill themselves than people that don't talk about it. But I don't know about autists, I'm worried he's serious based on some previous similar situations I've read about.

I know you're not trolling. I think some are just beyond frustrated. I understand that and I wish I could help them. Btw, I had some wonderful Thai food last night! :) what's your favorite dish?

What?? Yes there is a big difference but, someone determined enough with half a brain can indeed commit suicide, I am not saying it is exactly easy, but no one is stopping you from doing it.

I personally think that we should think twice before posting anything related to suicide and tinnitus. Unfortunately I think when tinnitus hits us the scary thought of suicide passes through our minds. I wasn't an exception. What do you think will go through a person's mind who just got...

Yes and it does nothing. That's not true at all in fact suicide is pretty moderate. Better than tinnitus at least.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/thug-who-killed-wife-was-11696053

Its odd explaining suicide to medical practitioners because I think that they think for people with tinnitus it's coming from this highly emotional self-destructive and spiteful point of view, where in reality it's just like a logical conclusion. Well that's how I always looked at it, just a...

Suicide.

But if later more side effects kicked in and the AD worsened their tinnitus, please don’t say I didn’t say so.

Wow, I never realized that 1 in 50 people commit suicide(!) It is clear that the sample is biased. Those who survive a suicide attempt are more likely to just want attention than those who don't. And we can't interview the ones who were successful. This myth makes as much sense as saying...

1. I posted questions about the application for “voluntary assisted dying” not the broad term “suicide”. 2. No, some information cannot be found online, that’s why I’m asking here and people who have applied know what I am talking about. 3. I haven’t jumped on anyone’s throat. I have asked for...

...planning. But that does not equate "finding a way." I know multiple people who irrepairably wrecked their lives by a botched attempt at suicide. They say that "What does not kill us makes us stronger." But the truth is that, when it comes to suicide attempts, "what does not kill us puts us...

The following publication (statistical analysis) looked into the relationship between suicide attempts and tinnitus. It was found that for the sub-group who attempted suicide, severe tinnitus was more common. Key points were: The link to the publication (paywalled)...

Same tiny piece of info isn't mentioned in your laws. I still wonder why. If you attempt suicide and you fail, there are repercussions. No one says that anywhere. I don't know if it would dissuade someone thinking about it... it might because not all suicide thoughts are impending signs it...

This is a bullshit statement that I think should not have been allowed to remain in this thread. It is one mans bullshit opinion that is against all known research into suicide! I am absolutely disgusted that a doctor would place this quote in a support board!

You aren't kidding. Honestly, I have a few rational reasons to keep holding out, but a lot of it is just a fear of death, fear of suicide, fear of failing suicide, fear of ruining my loved ones' lives, etc. The crazy part of my story is I still don't know what's damaged in my inner ear. It's...

Honestly I never considered it. It's just a permenant solution to a problem. At least it's a solution.

Horrendous, awful http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4044732/Murder-inquiry-two-members-family-die-seriously-injured-separate-incidents.html

I guess that would then be the source of the "0pen finding" principle.

When it comes to life or suicide, it is complete nonsense to warn of the addiction risk of benzodiazepines. A dead person does not have any withdrawal problem. In individual cases it is irresponsible to withhold benzodiazepines from severely suffering people. Does anyone have to make a suicide...

Do you have noxacusis?

Most definitely.

There is no difference in suicide rates between people with tinnitus and people without tinnitus. If statistics were kept on suicide rates for people with severe tinnitus, then there would probably be a slight difference. But not much. Human beings are surprisingly resilient. In fact, doctors...

I'm disabled, what's your point? Little whiney aren't you?

No one here is advocating suicide. They are just fully empathising with feeling suicidal, as it is such an awful condition (if you really really suffer).

At least members of Tinnitus Talk who commit suicide because of tinnitus is not a taboo subject anymore and the sad news are given right away on the board, with no hesitation. Way to go @glynis and @Markku for changing the policy of Tinnitus Talk! Maybe we should make a list with members of...

It isn't psychological. It's an ingrained survival instinct to protect the species. A lot of suicides are driven by anger at another turned inward, not by a desire to die. Anger can override the survival instinct. There's a book you should read, Suicide and Attempted Suicide, by Geo Stone...

When I first developed hyperacusis (at a catastrophic level along with catastrophic tinnitus), it took many months for the hyperacusis to diminish. I don't know if this was due to the treatments I tried or if it might have diminished on its own. Crossing my fingers that at least the hyperacusis...