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Hi Jim, I can relate to a # of your worries. You're at a great advantage in that you've accepted the noise with the intent to adapt to it -- that's way better than being hopeful day-by-day that it will vanish. (I'm not religious, and this is a case of where prayer might hurt you rather than to...

A vitamin + sugar pill combined with a super clever (and hope-inducing name): damn, why didn't I think of that?? I also have a bridge here to sell, it's somewhere in my dang bag...

I read no further than the first paragraph, which is either hope or marketing. "In the quest for good health, vitamins are a tried-and-true tool. Eyes, heart, immune system—you name it, there’s a vitamin for it. It’s no surprise, then, that vitamins can help our hearing. If you’ve never...

I wish I had the time to write up my story with T & H, but you might not want to hear that anyway. My T started as a pure but painfully shrill sound in my right ear. That was all I had for the first few months, but OMG I was obsessed with it 24/7 and beyond heartbroken. Then I noticed myself...

You didn't expand on your hearing loss: do you still have hearing loss, or did the steroids clear up that problem? I'm guessing by "sudden" hearing loss that it came out of nowhere, not related to acoustic trauma? Since you are in the early stages, it's important that you've taken care of the...

I'm glad that I never pursued the route of becoming disabled: the last thing I needed when my T started was to sit at home, listen to it, and stew over my incredible misfortune. That would have driven my T up to 10 and I'd be dead now. Please don't seek a disability election for T, because it...