Great poem!! I love the rhyming of tinnitus with limitless.i can only imagine the frustration of that constant noise. I get cranky enough with our exhaust fan above the stove.
Thank you. It is a bit frustrating at times, especially when it wakes me up in the early hours, and funnily enough it does sound like an extractor fan! π
π Sorry to hear that, John. There is no cure, as no doubt you will know. The first time it woke me up, I honestly thought that an inconsiderate neighbour had left their car engine running.
Yupper. Counted mine. Six different tones, I think. Last “new” one was about ten years ago. I searched the basement for two hours trying to find “what is running?” Some good came of it. Boss was able to confirm I’m nutso. Saves her a lot of time. Can you remember onset of the first (or only) tone?
I have had the ringing jobby for a few years. I distinctly remember the first time the engine noise woke me up. I lay there thinking that some b****** was doing their washing or had left a car engine running. That one is constant now, usually drowned out by everyday life, but as soon as things go quiet, it reminds me that it’s there…..a bit like Mrs H. really!
Everyday noise does drown it out, although it is still there. As soon as it goes quiet, I hear it again. A bit frustrating because it means that I never have complete silence any more and I used to love that.
Outrageous the havenβt found a way to bypass this issue at least for periods of relief. Silence is so precious to me. Iβd never finish any writing with ringing, how ever do you manage it? Youβre a sound warrior, Hobbo.
Great poem!! I love the rhyming of tinnitus with limitless.i can only imagine the frustration of that constant noise. I get cranky enough with our exhaust fan above the stove.
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Thank you. It is a bit frustrating at times, especially when it wakes me up in the early hours, and funnily enough it does sound like an extractor fan! π
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My mum gets that a lot,
Just keeps repeating “what?”
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Pardon? π
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this post has a special meaning for me, Hobbo; my son has tinnitus: I must ask him how it’s going? I know at times it drove him to distraction —
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π Sorry to hear that, John. There is no cure, as no doubt you will know. The first time it woke me up, I honestly thought that an inconsiderate neighbour had left their car engine running.
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you don’t see many poems or stories on this topic, so your post opened up this territory for other readers; well done π
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Thank you π
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Yupper. Counted mine. Six different tones, I think. Last “new” one was about ten years ago. I searched the basement for two hours trying to find “what is running?” Some good came of it. Boss was able to confirm I’m nutso. Saves her a lot of time. Can you remember onset of the first (or only) tone?
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I have had the ringing jobby for a few years. I distinctly remember the first time the engine noise woke me up. I lay there thinking that some b****** was doing their washing or had left a car engine running. That one is constant now, usually drowned out by everyday life, but as soon as things go quiet, it reminds me that it’s there…..a bit like Mrs H. really!
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Does sticking earbuds in your ears and listening to music drown out the noise?
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Everyday noise does drown it out, although it is still there. As soon as it goes quiet, I hear it again. A bit frustrating because it means that I never have complete silence any more and I used to love that.
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Gosh, how darned annoying. π’
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It is! π
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Outrageous the havenβt found a way to bypass this issue at least for periods of relief. Silence is so precious to me. Iβd never finish any writing with ringing, how ever do you manage it? Youβre a sound warrior, Hobbo.
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A sound warrior π€£π€£π€£ You get used to it, a bit like the constant noise of Mrs H in the background!
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