Re: tinnitus

[Guest guest]

---My kids' great-grandfather, at 98, smoked marijuana for his

tinnitus. The adult grandchildren were astounded when granddad

approached them seeking pot, but they found it and were more

astounded that he could " roll " better than they could!

In @y..., " sarariches " wrote:

> I suffer from tinnitus - not all the time tho'. My job as a piano

> teacher makes life downright impossible some days as the noise just

> makes the ringing in my ears worse. And my hands hurt. ..

> How to cope????

> I don't really know. I live as quietly as possible most of the time

> and try not to listen to music or watch the telly more than I have

> to and being on the computer is a good reason for not sitting with

> the family when the tv is on.

>

> Been in a lot of pain lately as I am in a flare up at the moment.

> This on top of the RSD. I think grim thoughts sometimes but my kids

> are wonderful and so are my pupils and they keep me going. We had

> people round at the weekend and everyone got stuck in and cleanes

tge

> house. Great!!!!

>

> Love

> sara

[Guest guest]

i have tinnitus, too. only unlike you have to have noise around me

all the time. the shill noise is at least 90 percent of the time.

at night i sleep with a floor fan on high. sometimes it sounds so

loud that i think that the person sitting next to me should be able

to hear it, also sometimes can't hear other shrill sounds.

i really feel for you as a piano teacher...you have my prayers.

i did talk to my chiropractor about it and he said that there is

absolutely nothing we can do.

bummer......

everyone have a good evening

sharon