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  • Jan 14, 2026, 12:39 PM

    Does anyone else have "somewhat diagnostic tinnitus"? I've had #tinnitus since birth, constantly, every second of every day (as far as I can tell). It actually doesn't bother me, which I realize is uncommon. When I'm very tired in the morning, the ringing is sometimes especially loud, letting me know I didn't sleep well. When I'm about to be sick, or when I have a fever (and/or maybe head congestion), the ringing--or at least one tone--drops very low, occasionally providing me an early-warning system for colds and flu.

    #hearingloss #bonus

    A page of sheet music titled "Homage to Tinnitus (You're with me always), by John Craton (maybe; this image is pretty jpeg'd up).

The music is seven lines--63 measures--of the same two whole notes sustained through the piece. The notes are both above the treble clef and one step away from each other, meaning they will sound like a train whistle.
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