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Seventeen years later...worse now than ever. No day goes by I don't consider taking my own life.

That's funny...stay off your feet. I'm certain I've spent something north of fifteen grand on doctors and their useless recommendations in my attempts to end my tinnitus. I could have simply stayed off my feet for all the good I did myself. Yes, I went everywhere, and was seen by every doctor. I...

Developers of the MuteButton apparently believe the brain will know what change to make once it can differentiate between what they are calling "real" and "imaginary" sounds. This because brain function, according to them, includes, "inherent neurological mechanisms that suppress the perception...

All wonderful to read, thanks for the post. Here's an article on magnesium: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-mark-hyman/magnesium-the-most-powerf_b_425499.html I've been taking this: http://www.petergillham.com/wp/2009/11/natural-calm/

The fear of having made my tinnitus worse after a loud noise exposure, such as being on an airplane, had always forced me to focus on my tinnitus. Which did seem louder, but would return to it's average level once my attention was drawn to something else. It was for me as Markku said. Then it...

Hard to imagine that while battling Xerxes, the legendary Leonidas also heard a sound that no one else could hear. Or that Beowulf and The Phantom of the Opera heard it as well; but as Gerarld Butler played them, they all did.

As long as I'm not in crisis mode I'm okay. To keep it that way I've got ignore the spikes, the sudden burst and the chiming tones that come and go. I note the changes by simply acknowledging them to myself and then make every effort move on with my day. Took two years of klonopin by day and...

As long as I'm writing something, I can push the tinnitus to the back of my mind. Until I write about tinnitus.

Thank you both, Jim and Greg, for responding to my post. Reading these replies has me fighting back the urge to throw a pity party. Which I'll admit, I've done, and quite often. The tinnitus has shown up at all of them and remains eleven years to this day - the loud uninvited guest who simply...

I want the life I lived before tinnitus. When I read of someone who has suffered for twenty or thirty years I can't imagine how they made it, and yet, I'm well on my way. I'm that different person now, the one I never thought I would become. The one living day to day, making excuses for the...

Yes, wonderful if you could share something of your experience with TRT. Who for instance, was your doctor? Did you see more than one? How would you characterize your results?

Early on I would have spent the money...