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Thanks for this positive post! I'm happy for you that your T has decreased so significantly. All the best. :)

Thank you, @Dr. Nagler. I'll definitely have my partner take a look at your wife's write-up... in fact, we'll read it together. Will hopefully give us both some much needed perspective. All the best to you, too.

Hi @500_miles, I’m so sorry that he left you during a time when you clearly could use all of the support you could get. I know when I first got T back in 2012, I was a nervous wreck for many weeks – couldn’t eat or sleep and had difficulty at work – so I really sympathize with you right now...

Hi RicoS, That’s wonderful that your partner is so supportive and accommodating regarding your T. Mine will take care not to make too much noise, but I have caught him sounding frustrated when I ask him to turn down the stereo and he occasionally gets frustrated at my choice of ambient noise to...

Does anyone else have difficulty getting their partner to recognize their T as a real concern? Mine, who ironically already has a low base level of T from too many concerts in his youth, sometimes makes me feel like I’m being a hypochondriac when I worry whether a sound or event is too loud. I...

Hi Stink, thanks for replying. Just wanted to reply back that I'm doing ok. My spike has faded somewhat, although I can on occasion hear the elevated ringing, especially when I bend my neck in certain positions. I still cannot determine whether or not this was noise induced from the concert, or...

Hi everyone. Long time lurker, first time poster. :) I’m going to try to keep this as concise as possible, as typing out my entire story is likely to depress me more. Long story short, I’ve had T since 2012, when due to severe TMD (most folks refer to it as TMJ) caused me to develop ETD, which...