smallholdingsister's strivings

Watty1

I once saw an osteopath who was doing some research into tinnitus ...and felt for some it had a structural component. No idea what the outcome of his research was though.

Karmacat

I can well believe it. An auntie of mine has had trouble all her life with nasal drip (sorry about the TMI, but its relevant, I promise) - she had a scan of the bones of her skull in the end, and it turns out all those furled little bones/cartilidges inside our noses were furled too tightly, in her case, they couldn't do their job properly, poor little things :rotfl: nothing to do with her diet, her lifestyle choices, her environment, anything, just genetics.

smallholdingsister

Still here. Not much to say.

michelle09

Tinnitus still bad? Grandad had it for 40 years (he had menieres though, so a different issue), it's truly awful. Hope they've sort it soon.

greent

Can they do much for tinnitus? - I've had it for 35+ years - worse when I'm run down/ stressed. GP was useless when I mentioned it, so it's just something I've lived with since secondary school

smallholdingsister

It doesn't bother me as much as it does some people. I figure if I can hear my heart beating then I'm still alive at least.

Green you should get it checked out if it's only in one ear - that's why they were interested in me.

smallholdingsister

Ooh! Exciting. Looks like a work opportunity coming up.

apple_muncher

Do share...

smallholdingsister

Another job to apply for internally.

No snow here but the kids' school is closed tomorrow. Got the Plops a padded stable rug.

Ready for siege!

michelle09

Would the new job be a promotion?

Bet the kids are happy!