Hi lovely people 😊 Please answer these 5 questions if you’re interested in online mentorship sessions with me by clicking the link below! www.surveymonkey.com/r/mentorsessionswithalice Your answers will be anonymous.
Entering my 3rd week with Tinnitus, and i'm still trying to swallow that 💊 , it still feels so fresh, there are times where I get stuck on what may have caused it and, what I could have done differently. (I should let that go, it is wot it is....) I watch these videos religiously, even on repeat sometimes walks in the park or hikes. (Which might be a bad thing because I'm putting too much focus on tinnitus,) but truth be told theres never a day I don't think about it. these video give me solace and hope. You're truly a blessing and I hope you continue making videos and helping people.❤
If it's only been three weeks, it is highly likely to get better. It is really important not to focus on it though. Don't avoid it, and don't overcompensate for it either. Just let it be there and get on with your life.
Great content: When I became habituated to my raging tinnitus, many times, I was very close to that pre-tinnitus time of my life...acceptance is key. When habituated, I am able to be normal and happy again.
I should add: I am just 2 months into my worst spike ever right now and applying all I can to get to habituation again: I know I will, just still in early, aggravating stage!
@@BiggySnacks I absolutely get it. It’s very much a struggle for me also so all the support we can give each other will hopefully see us all get through this. Stay strong ♥️
I feel the same way, especially when I look at photos of me, before this tinnitus. Its been since September 2023, spikes are farther apart & I know I can survive the spikes, I do my best not to focus on the sound. The ungrounded & disconnected feeling I'm still dealing with and some days are better and some worse, I do yoga-taichi to try to stay present in my experiences day to day. And pray 🙏 very much toGod ..I know all of us that suffer will eventually get back to silence with body-based self soothing and calming down our central nervous system..absolutely it is possible. I have hearing loss also, the tinnitus is in my left ear & my right ear is 100% praise Jesus, I pray for all of us that have to live with tinnitus. Lets stay strong ❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏
This is just what I needed today! Alice, your videos are wonderful, I love how you set up the narration, and the quality of the shots is amazing. I hope you keep investing your time in this channel, it means a lot to people like us who are navigating this journey, and I'm sure it helps you out a bit too. ❤
Lately, I have watched something and looked at pics and kept thinking of those times. I'm about to try Joey remenyi neuroplasticity and read her book. I will beat this Right now, excepting is my next step. I have completely changed my life in the last 7 weeks From a new job to exercise, diet ,a new drive in me and beginning and positivity! In the last 3 weeks, my mindset. He has inspired so man people at my old job. I am about to try stand up comedy on monday... Love your videos, and thank you. Our time is now :)
Wow! Thanks for sharing. It sounds like you are really taking action and making a lot of positive changes in your life. I hope you have been going well!
Hey Alice. Thanks for the important message about moving forward with acceptance and change in the deepest way. It’s not just about the ringing, is it! But our personal identity, well being, thinking, emotions and mortality that nudges us to reevaluate and confront a sometimes scary journey. Yes, Tinnitus can invoke trauma, but I often wonder if it’s not the Tinnitus that wakes us up, another life altering even would. There is something about ‘us’ the Tinnitus brings to the surface; vulnerability, mortality and the opportunity to live life from a deeper meaning level and become a new person we didn't see coming.
Hope you don’t mind Alice but on a couple of the tinnitus support groups I’m in, I plastered your name and channel about. Particularly the Australian one. Hopefully you’ll get more subscribers who will come here to get better help than on the so called support groups that half the time, offer more doom and gloom than they do support.
Possibly. I used to hear it when I wore earplugs or noise cancelling headphones to block out my mum snoring when we went on holiday or when the dog next door barker but I didn't worry about it and just listened to music instead before it came along.
@alicemoyle Could you do a video on how your life has changed pre and post tinnitus please? People keep telling me life will be different but not saying how.
@alicemoyle Just if your life has changed in any way or if you have had to change any aspects of your life. For instance I have had to stop most of my work and give up seeing bands etc.
@alicemoyle Not many people I have spoken to have had it that loud. I have to have subtitles on some nights it's so loud and the car is where I hear it the most.
That's funny timing! In part of my video getting posted tomorrow, I talk about what I am considering offering to those of you looking for further support from me. It will also help me to financially support my efforts with this channel/help me do more of what I truly care about which is helping and connecting with each of you sustainably long term. Keep an eye out for my video tomorrow! :)
Hi lovely people 😊 Please answer these 5 questions if you’re interested in online mentorship sessions with me by clicking the link below!
www.surveymonkey.com/r/mentorsessionswithalice
Your answers will be anonymous.
I really miss my old life all the problems i have on that time look insignificant compare with this
Entering my 3rd week with Tinnitus, and i'm still trying to swallow that 💊 , it still feels so fresh, there are times where I get stuck on what may have caused it and, what I could have done differently. (I should let that go, it is wot it is....) I watch these videos religiously, even on repeat sometimes walks in the park or hikes. (Which might be a bad thing because I'm putting too much focus on tinnitus,) but truth be told theres never a day I don't think about it. these video give me solace and hope. You're truly a blessing and I hope you continue making videos and helping people.❤
Me too its there constantly.
If it's only been three weeks, it is highly likely to get better. It is really important not to focus on it though. Don't avoid it, and don't overcompensate for it either. Just let it be there and get on with your life.
@adoxographer Thanks for the kind words of advice, I will stay positive and continue to live my life fully. Thank you.
You got this! Live your life. Wear ear plugs at concerts/loud places and be careful with medications
Honestly these videos are so good - and calming.
Great content: When I became habituated to my raging tinnitus, many times, I was very close to that pre-tinnitus time of my life...acceptance is key. When habituated, I am able to be normal and happy again.
I should add: I am just 2 months into my worst spike ever right now and applying all I can to get to habituation again: I know I will, just still in early, aggravating stage!
@@BiggySnacksall the best with it. You’ll get back there. We’ll all beat this beast ♥️
@@CateB66
Thank you very much! I really appreciate the positive reply: It definitely means a lot to me in my current state! 😊
@@BiggySnacks I absolutely get it. It’s very much a struggle for me also so all the support we can give each other will hopefully see us all get through this. Stay strong ♥️
Would you say your life was like it was before?.
I was really struggling to day, and I saw this is just how I'm feeling today. Thank you so much for this im happy im not alone in this journey
You’re definitely not lone but together, we’ll all eventually conquer this silent nightmare. Stay strong ♥️
I feel the same way, especially when I look at photos of me, before this tinnitus. Its been since September 2023, spikes are farther apart & I know I can survive the spikes, I do my best not to focus on the sound. The ungrounded & disconnected feeling I'm still dealing with and some days are better and some worse, I do yoga-taichi to try to stay present in my experiences day to day. And pray 🙏 very much toGod ..I know all of us that suffer will eventually get back to silence with body-based self soothing and calming down our central nervous system..absolutely it is possible. I have hearing loss also, the tinnitus is in my left ear & my right ear is 100% praise Jesus, I pray for all of us that have to live with tinnitus. Lets stay strong ❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏
@esmie350z8 Does Tai Chi and Yoga affect your tinnitus at all?.
thank you for this. Also had thoughts if I could go back and do some things differently and reverse this thing. It is what is.
This is just what I needed today! Alice, your videos are wonderful, I love how you set up the narration, and the quality of the shots is amazing. I hope you keep investing your time in this channel, it means a lot to people like us who are navigating this journey, and I'm sure it helps you out a bit too. ❤
Lately, I have watched something and looked at pics and kept thinking of those times.
I'm about to try Joey remenyi neuroplasticity and read her book.
I will beat this
Right now, excepting is my next step.
I have completely changed my life in the last 7 weeks
From a new job to exercise, diet ,a new drive in me and beginning and positivity!
In the last 3 weeks, my mindset. He has inspired so man people at my old job. I am about to try stand up comedy on monday...
Love your videos, and thank you.
Our time is now :)
Wow! Thanks for sharing. It sounds like you are really taking action and making a lot of positive changes in your life. I hope you have been going well!
Thanks for the content, inspirational 😊
😊Thank you Alice you are helping me a lot. Thank you so much...
I am so glad! You are more than welcome
Thank you for your excellent videos. Really well put together as well as inspiring and positive. They help a lot in this struggle with tinnitus.
Always gud to hear from you, you help me a lot, thank you, always looking forward to your updates
That is so kind! Thank you :) You are welcome!
Resonating with your words. Right there with you.
Hey Alice. Thanks for the important message about moving forward with acceptance and change in the deepest way. It’s not just about the ringing, is it! But our personal identity, well being, thinking, emotions and mortality that nudges us to reevaluate and confront a sometimes scary journey. Yes, Tinnitus can invoke trauma, but I often wonder if it’s not the Tinnitus that wakes us up, another life altering even would. There is something about ‘us’ the Tinnitus brings to the surface; vulnerability, mortality and the opportunity to live life from a deeper meaning level and become a new person we didn't see coming.
18 months in with tinnitus. What I find hard sometimes is i get quiet days...then T returns.
same here
Brilliant. So glad I found your videos Alice. I'm struggling but your messages are helping me.
Wonderful! Can't wait to see it!
So good! Thank you!
This is so inspiring and powerful Alice... :')
Love this Alice! Thank you :) 😍
You're welcome! Thank you :)
Hope you don’t mind Alice but on a couple of the tinnitus support groups I’m in, I plastered your name and channel about. Particularly the Australian one. Hopefully you’ll get more subscribers who will come here to get better help than on the so called support groups that half the time, offer more doom and gloom than they do support.
I tell people too where I can.
Hi Alice, is there any way to speak to you in person? I am newly diagnosed to tinnitus 7/2/24.
I wonder if the reason we heard silence before was because we weren't listening out to see if we could hear silence.
I wondered this too. If before I had tinnitus would I have found tinnitus if I looked for it.
Possibly. I used to hear it when I wore earplugs or noise cancelling headphones to block out my mum snoring when we went on holiday or when the dog next door barker but I didn't worry about it and just listened to music instead before it came along.
@@bonniestar4707Is that because you are blocking sound out of your ear though?.
@@susy841 I don't know.
@alicemoyle Could you do a video on how your life has changed pre and post tinnitus please? People keep telling me life will be different but not saying how.
Sure! What exactly are you wanting to know regarding pre and post tinnitus?
@alicemoyle Just if your life has changed in any way or if you have had to change any aspects of your life. For instance I have had to stop most of my work and give up seeing bands etc.
Thank you Alice. When you say yours was loud, could you hear it above the TV and in the car?.
yep!
@alicemoyle Not many people I have spoken to have had it that loud. I have to have subtitles on some nights it's so loud and the car is where I hear it the most.
@Alicemoyle Any tips on how to tune it out to watch TV?, its ruining my TV programmes.
💗🙏🏻💐x
Interesting that you put your cat first on the list...hehe
Hahahahaha 😂 i guess I’m obsessed!
@@alicemoyleMe too.
Do you offer counseling?
That's funny timing! In part of my video getting posted tomorrow, I talk about what I am considering offering to those of you looking for further support from me. It will also help me to financially support my efforts with this channel/help me do more of what I truly care about which is helping and connecting with each of you sustainably long term. Keep an eye out for my video tomorrow! :)