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Have you ever had one of those days
Have you ever had one of those days where you wake up and immediately notice your tinnitus? And then your brain goes: “Yep… it’s still there.” 😅 I used to think the best thing was to figure out why it was louder that day. But sometimes the more I checked, the more I noticed it. Now I'm trying something different: I notice it… and then I get on with my morning. Coffee. Shower. Work. Music. Whatever the day has planned. Not because the tinnitus disappeared, but because I don't want it deciding how my day is going to go. How do you usually react when you first notice your tinnitus in the morning?
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@Leonie Osborne Exactly. 💙 Sometimes the more we research and monitor tinnitus, the more attention we end up giving it. I like your approach of stepping back and getting on with life instead of constantly looking for the next thing to try.
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@Melody Vi Exactly! 🙌
Can I ask you something?
If someone waved a magic wand and your tinnitus disappeared tonight... What's the first ordinary thing you'd do tomorrow? Not your dream vacation. Not quitting your job. Not anything huge. Just something normal. Maybe you'd sit in a quiet room without thinking about it. Read a book. Take a nap. Go for a walk. Enjoy your morning coffee. I asked myself this question recently, and it made me realize something... Many of those things don't actually require silence. They require permission to live again. That was a wake-up call for me. So... what's your answer? What's the first ordinary thing you'd love to do?
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@Linda Trup Hi! 😊 Mine would probably be enjoying a quiet morning with a cup of coffee and a good book without thinking about the sound at all. It's such a simple thing, but those little moments of peace can mean so much.
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@Leonie Osborne That's such a beautiful answer. 💙 I think many people here can relate to that. It's amazing how something as simple as enjoying a quiet cuppa in the sun can become so precious. Wishing you many peaceful mornings, whatever they may sound like.
I caught myself doing something today...
For a few minutes, I wasn't living my life. I was living around my tinnitus. Checking it. Comparing it to yesterday. Wondering if it was louder. Trying to figure out why. Then I stopped and asked myself: "What was I about to do before I started checking?" So I went back to it. Not because the tinnitus disappeared. But because my life deserved my attention more than the sound did. Some days that's easy. Some days it's really hard. But every time we gently choose life over monitoring, we're teaching our brain something new. 💙 Has this ever happened to you? What were you doing when you caught yourself checking your tinnitus today?
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@Tuuli Gress That's a really insightful observation. 💙 It's amazing how simply noticing the pattern can be such an important first step. Many of us find that the more we monitor a symptom, the more our attention gets pulled toward it. I like that you've already found your next step—gently moving on and getting back to what you were doing instead of staying stuck in the checking loop. Wishing you more of those moments where life becomes the focus.
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@Linda Trup Thank you so much. 💙🤗 That really means a lot. You're right, some days it feels natural, and other days it takes a conscious choice. But every time we gently return our attention to living our lives instead of monitoring the sound, we're reinforcing a new pattern. One small choice at a time really does add up.
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It’s not about being perfect but how you have grown. Recognising the progress you have made When you pause to celebrate your wins, big or small, you build confidence, momentum, and resilience. Every step forward matters. Every win counts What have you accomplished this week? Did you learn something new? Did you show up?
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Such a beautiful reminder. 💙 Every small step counts, and those little wins are worth celebrating. Thank you for sharing this encouragement. 🤍✨
What is your favourite tea moment?
Hi everyone, here I am again, with a tea insights 🤣 I don't know why half of my posts area about tea🤣🤣 somehow I've come to realise here, how important my tea is to me😄 Well anyway. Last night I discovered a great new tea moment and my mind was so exited. The kids where in bed and I new it was my time to go to sleep, you know the drill... sleep domino, big rock Me and body rest etc etc.... But this time I didn't go to sleep..... I made myself a cup of tea and read a 📖 And it was zo chilling so me-moment So just wanted to share that with you🌸😄 What is your favourite moment for tea? And what do you do then?
What is your favourite tea moment?
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I love this tea obsession! 😂 Thank you for sharing your tea moment—it sounds like a perfect little pocket of peace. ☕
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Elena Thompson
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Long-term tinnitus. Learned how to reduce its effect over time. Committed to helping other tinnitus sufferers.

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