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Originally Posted by qtipsq
Thank you so much for responding. It seems like you figured out all my psychological issues from reading my post. I have been beating myself up about the trip, if only I would have rested, I wake up with this thought every morning, if only, if only. I feel like I destroyed my recovery chances, we did so many hikes and I knew something was off but it felt good to move so I just kept hiking and hoping that this will just clear my system.
Then when I got home I collapsed and I went to a neurologist, he told me to stay active it would be good for me. I followed his advice and developed all sorts of new symptoms.
The ringing goes away! I am going to hope for that as it is destroying my sanity.
I did just finish a neuro psych assesment, she kept saying that I super depressed and I have too much anxiety. I am really hoping for a good recovery but the anxiety brings on stress and then I get panic attacks and its just this awful cycle.
I am triple major in Business, and was going to go teach at University in the Middle East in August but all that feels impossible if this condition continues like this. Will I ever be me again? People who recover, do they get their sense of self back, as I feel like it has been stripped away from me...just from hitting a stupid door.
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The rings almost always goes away. Some of us do have to learn to live with it. While it's not fun, it is possible.
Hopefully, you'll end up in the happy majority. At present, there really isn't an effective cure for TBI tinnitus, so there is no point in obsessing. Yes, I know TBI is all about obsessing.