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Has anyone heard of this?

Why such a sharp contrast? How can anyone possibly habituate to this insane cycle???

Question:Is T that follows an almost determinable pattern a result of a plastic change in the brain? If so, one would have to think that there is some sort of way back to homeostasis. (n)

Yesterday I posted how delightful it was to be blessed with a quiet day. Today is payback....Ugh!:(

Today I've been blessed with almost complete silence. As I have explained on this forum before, I've been experiencing days where my T is at or below(as is the case today) baseline roughly 48% of the time. This percentage seems to be climbing albeit VERY SLOWLY, but it is improving. While I hope...

Today is the second time in almost two years that I've gone three days at basline. If it can happen twice, maybe...just maybe....:)

I've posted on here about a month ago on how I had created a spreadsheet and was tracking my cycling T. It's a little more than 60 days since I started and it seems, based upon the results, that I am slowly improving in terms of baseline T days. The first 30 days indicated I had T at or below...

I know having T, for the most part, sucks and Im fully aware of my need to try to habituate. How does someone with cyclical T do this? How can our brain adjust to something that comes and goes on an almost regular basis?

Since this crazy cycle of spiking T started post a far too rapid taper from 4mg of Xanax a day regimine. Could my T issues all be part of benzo cessatation syndrome? I feel so much better physically and mentally on the days when it backs off. Maybe its part of the "windows and waves" that can be...

I've had this crazy cycling T since about July of 2012. I started tracking it last month in an effort to see if there's any pattern to the good days and bad. So far, the 30 days of data indicates that my T is at or below baseline 43.333% of the time. I will continue to monitor it and start...

I've had this cycle that has varied but, has never awarded me more than two days where my T settles down to at or below baseline. What's the deal with the 48hr. time limit?? Don't get me wrong, I'm certainly thankful for the two days of peace when God gives it to me and I'm fairly hopeful that...

How's it possible to go from T that can make you insane to hardly noticable in less than 12 hours? I'll take it but it baffles me. I almost certain that by this time tomorrow...It'll be on.

I know there's been studies done to validate that anxiety can produce T. But yesterday I was in a car accident (stressful to say the least) and my T returned regularly scheduled baseline today. Anybody's thoughts on this?

I'm hoping that someone else has had this... The T that has plagued me since July 2012 is not a constant pitch. It mostly in my left ear and seems to sputter at a random tempo. If my car's engine ran like this, I'd bring it to the mechanic for a tune-up. Is this normal?

Today is one of blisssfully quiet days yet I am all too aware of the s--t storm on the horizon. It seems I cant enjoy this gift.

Hello everyone. I'm new here and wanted to introduce myself. I've had some baseline T for as long as I can remember and, for the most part, had acclimated to it with little or no issues. It wasn't until I did a rapid taper from Xanax that this noise from hell started. It's a sputtering, loud...