Written Testimonials Chris’ Story When landscape gardener Chris Booth went out to meet up with friends for a drink one night 20 years ago, he didn’t realize that it was a journey that would change his life. On the way there, a drunk driver ran into him head on. Chris was thrown into the windshield, bashing his head on the steering wheel on the way through. While he recovered quickly from the physical injuries, he believes the accident was the start of a lifetime of tinnitus. Read the Full Story »
Emma's Story Graphic designer Emma had been living with tinnitus for five or six years before she woke up one morning to find the noise had escalated out of control. This marked the beginning of what Emma terms her ‘quest’ for a cure. Read the Full Story »
Janet's Story I love my job as a first grade teacher. In thirty seconds, my life changed when I had a headache that was unbelievable. Two days later, I found out that I had a sudden hearing loss in the right ear and then the ringing. That loud, annoying ringing in my ears was so hard to take. I had to do something. That was when a tinnitus specialist recommended the Neuromonics Tinnitus Treatment. Read the Full Story »
Jon's Story For a year-and-a-half, I had tinnitus and sensitivity to loud sounds (hyperacusis). It started 3-4 months after a really bad ear infection. My first several clinicians said there was no hope to treat my condition and I had sought out the very best doctors at medical major teaching institutions. I had tinnitus 24-7, which caused much anxiety, difficulty with sleep, and got worse with stress. I also could not handle loud social environments or music concerts. Most importantly, I could no longer enjoy being with our younger grand-daughters because their normal, loud voices were very painful to me. Read the Full Story »
Michael's Story Michael had always been cautious about his hearing. As a hunter he was aware of the dangers of hearing loss and took more precautions than most to protect himself. But an accident no-one could have anticipated led to the onset of tinnitus and a desperate search for relief. Read the Full Story »
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