IS HE LOOKING UP HER SKIRT? | Link's Awakening [#7]

Picking up a few things. One of them is Marin!
Chapters:
00:00 Honeycomb
02:12 Dream Shrine
02:53 Ocarina
04:40 Secret Seashell #6
07:01 Animal Village
07:41 Piece Of Heart #10
09:46 Pineapple
11:39 Secret Seashell #7
11:50 Marin
14:27 Outro
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[@kimdontcare244]

hey grey...i was wondering if u could ask you some tinnitus questions...since i remember your channel was about tinnitus at one point
its amazing to see how well you're doing

[@Grays_Plays]

Of course. It's always going to be something I'm very open to discussing.
Fire away mate.

[@kimdontcare244]

@@Grays_Plays when you have your worst spike ...how long did it take to come down ? and did u deal wtih hyperacusis too? im getting sound distortion with mine ...i dont know whats spiked it at all...but its insane right now and reacting to every sound....even me breathing is bringing on this new sound
just wondered if this was a spike....my ears are fine no infection or build up
thanks gray

[@Grays_Plays]

The big one that I had about 8 years ago took 4 months to show any sign of genuine improvement. That was 4 months of constant trial and error to figure out how to make it better though, it didn't improve on its own.
I never experienced outright hyperacusis (I've helped people that do though,) but I did experience massively increased sensitivity to sound. Every noise triggered my ringing to spike more, and it did cause me some sensation of pain at one stage.
My advice is to get some cheap foam ear plugs and keep them on you as they really help take the edge off of the hyperacusis issue and can help keep your tinnitus stable when faced with noisy environments. They're just a band aid to deal with some of your issues though, they won't fix the underlying health issues.
Tinnitus is a complex issue with a lot of different factors that lead to its development, and it can be hard to figure out the exact combination that's responsible for your issues. Fundamentally the same basic things work well in most cases though, address the nervous system and the ringing should calm down.
How have your stress levels been recently? Any changes or things going on that have you more anxious or mentally/emotionally stimulated than usual?