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What if you stopped asking, "How loud is my tinnitus?"
Instead, ask yourself: ✨ "How fully did I live today?" Tinnitus recovery isn't just about quieter days. It's about laughing with your family. Finishing a work project. Going for a walk. Watching your favorite show. Meeting a friend for coffee. Doing the things you thought tinnitus had taken away. The more your life becomes the focus, the less tinnitus has to be. Your brain learns from where you place your attention not just from the volume of the sound. Today, don't measure your progress by your tinnitus. Measure it by the life you lived despite it. What's one thing you did today that made you feel like you again?
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Walking around the neighborhood for an hour on a beautiful day here!
Slept a long time
I've been having difficulty waking up during the nigh because of T. Last night I decided/told myself I was going to have a good night's sleep. Surprisingly I did! I slept for 8.75 hours which I haven't done in a longgggg time. I did not wake up until 5am but went quickly back to sleep. I'll take it!
Real progress is how you respond, not how loud it gets.
One thing I've realized is that healing isn't always about making tinnitus disappear. Sometimes it's noticing that: ✨ You recover from a spike faster. ✨ You stop checking it every few minutes. ✨ You get back to your day instead of letting it take over. ✨ You spend more time living than monitoring. Those changes can be easy to overlook because they're not as obvious as silence. But they're still progress. Some days will feel easier than others and that's okay. Instead of asking, Why is it louder today? try asking, How differently am I responding today compared to a few months ago? Sometimes the biggest victory isn't a quieter tinnitus. It's a calmer you. 🤍 Have you noticed any small wins on your journey lately? I'd love to hear them. 💙
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@Elena Thompson that is great advice! I feel that I am slowly making progress with all of the things mentioned above. Sometimes it's easy to miss the signs of progress!
Your happiness (and my life in chaos until next week)
Hey awesome people, Just a quick note from me that I'm in the middle of packing, moving, and total chaos today and tomorrow, then flying out on Friday at 4am... 😳 My life should calm down and be normal again hopefully by Monday. 🙏🤞😊 Second, I just saw this post on LinkedIn and had to share it with you. So true! Despite challenges we all face, we need to keep this in mind. 💙 Sorry for the chaotic post this morning..... (Your Tinnitus) Guy.
Your happiness (and my life in chaos until next week)
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Good luck with the move I hope all goes well!
Habituation
It took about a year but my Tinnitus is behind me now and when it’s there no big deal🙌 And I know with every cell in my Body and our community ( you & me ) and Thank you So Very to Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ for giving Guy the gift of this Platform to educate us on Tinnitus!!! To help us during our lowest point in life … No one really understands it unless you have it!!! And you’ll all get there I truly believe in that. So we can all say one day I’M HABITUATED and LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL AGAIN 🤜🤛🫶 GOD BLESS OUR COMMUNITY 🙏
Habituation
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