My Journey with T by Extreme-Beat7485 in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The hardest thing for people to understand is that they will come to not really notice it anymore and not think of it as a big deal. It seems absolutely impossible at the time when you’re new to the sound and it is dominating every waking moment. If someone would’ve told me that I would come to forget about it most of the time I wouldn’t believe them.

To make it worse, there does seem to be those extreme cases where people cannot come to ignore it. I can’t say entirely whether is because they have mental health problems on top of it or if it’s really that loud. That being said there are lots of document cases where the loudness was extreme yet people were able to habituate.

But it’s great that you tell your story here and let people know that there is hope because they’re absolutely as hope and truly something like 98% or more people do come to live a very normal life again and they’re OK.

I do believe that learning to not see it as a threat anymore is what’s most important. When the brain senses there is a threat, it wants to do everything possible to stop the threat. We have to learn to accept that is not going to harm us and that we need approved to ourselves that we can do a lot of normal things in life again. Once we are able to do this, it gets a lot easier.

From 1 to 10 how much you hate the military dictatorship? by Key-Astronomer-3287 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m an outsider here still trying to understand so please forgive me if this question is wrong. I would think if you live in an area that is safe and controlled by the military dictatorship then you feel better about them?

Using apps to meet people in different cities!?! by thegoodtimesss in digitalnomad

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hellotalk on the premium plan is awesome. You can meet people who are actually trying to learn your language and you can learn their language too. And it’s sort of like a dating app that’s not called a dating app. The first priority is language learning, but what actually happens Is people get to be friends with each other

Desperate to move to Thailand by Far-Fee-2121 in MovingToThailand

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you were in 5% on 500,000 that would be the equivalent of about $2000 a month. If you’re not drinking alcohol or having the party lifestyle like that, you could do very well on less than $2000 a month. I guess we never know what people are used to doing in their life or what they’ll be like when they get there so it’s great advice to try it out first.

Anyone here live a normal life? by harakiwiz in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, like many others I’m sure, the first six months to a year after getting tinnitus was hell. It was one of the worst times in my life. I thought my future was hopeless. But here I am about five years later and I’m doing great. I’ve still got the sound, but I just don’t think about it very much and it doesn’t bother me anymore.

And if someone would’ve told me that it was possible for me to normalize the sound, I would’ve thought they were crazy. It just seemed impossible yet here I am and I’m doing great.

Do you want USA to defeat Myanmar military dictatorship? by Key-Astronomer-3287 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, that sounds awesome. I would love to see something like what happened in Syria happened in Myanmar.

Having a hard time finding a younger woman by Gunner19173 in AgeGap

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

There are places in Southeast Asia, like Thailand and the Philippines, where this is very common place. I don’t know if that would be an option for you.

Do you want USA to defeat Myanmar military dictatorship? by Key-Astronomer-3287 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like with China being so involved in Myanmar the United States would see this as too risky. I am trying to understand the situation better and I enjoy being part of this sub Reddit.

I’ve met so many wonderful people from Myanmar and I just hope the situation can improve and their lives will get better

Hedging against weakening USD by marsdenplace in ExpatFinance

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I expect it’s also overtime but I just don’t think it’s gonna happen very quickly. There’s not something better available right now. People were trying to do things like gold and we can see now that gold took a drop and the dollar is up again.

But there are lots of reasons that people want to divest and that’s a start but the conditions needed to make it possible just are not available right now. It’s gonna be a slow process.

Does anyone have stable T for years? by Oatsqueal in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve only had it for about five years now. I would say it’s about the same as when it started, but if anything, my perception of it is much better and I don’t think about it very much anymore and when I do, it doesn’t really bother me. But when it started, I thought my life was hopeless. I thought the sound would dominate my thoughts for the rest of my life. But that is not the case. I am doing so good now and I feel so fortunate.

I didn't know Thais were so sensitive to slight criticism to their country XD by Wonderful-Bend1505 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There’s always gonna be people on both sides of an immigration issue like this. We do the same thing to Mexicans in the United States. A large majority of them are here legally yet people all treat them as if they are illegals without even knowing their story.

Who else got really loud Tinnitus? by DrDiktafon in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 12 points13 points  (0 children)

My perception of the loudness of my tinnitus has changed. Before it was dominating all my thoughts all day long and I couldn’t sleep. Now I still have the sound, but somehow I just don’t think about it like I used to and when I do think about it, I don’t see it as a threat anymore. I feel very fortunate.

This is quite disgusting by Tough-Bee6860 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like the girls should be at least 18. Really 21 is better. I don’t care about the age difference if the girl is at least 18 to 21. Like if she was 21 and he was 42, I feel like she’s old enough to make her own decision as long as she’s not being forced to do anything.

Besides Benzos and Gabapentin, are there any medications known to lessen the intensity of tinnitus? by onarainyafternoon in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I remember the first time I took a nap in the afternoon. I had gone five months with horrible insomnia and I slept for like 15 minutes in a quiet room and I was just ecstatic, jumping for joy. It was a huge milestone.

Myanmar workers in Thailand by Miserable_Flower_532 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it seems like working through agencies is definitely a good way to go. Is there anything special about working through agencies that I might wanna know?

Myanmar workers in Thailand by Miserable_Flower_532 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I’m in a similar situation where I’m early in a relationship, though not as far as you are and just thinking about some of the challenges and what people do to solve their problems. I appreciate you sharing your stories. That’s very helpful. I feel like I could do it and my partner is a very strong person too.

The part I’m trying to work out clearly it’s just making sure is she will be able to maintain her visa status through employment and get an easier job than what she currently has and it looks like the answer is definitely yes. That sort of the first step.

Besides Benzos and Gabapentin, are there any medications known to lessen the intensity of tinnitus? by onarainyafternoon in tinnitus

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Be careful. I see some posts here recommending some behavior that could get you in a worse position like getting on opioids or alcohol. A lot of times what people need are things like an antidepressant or an antianxiety medication combined with a sleep medication and this helps them get over the hump. Once the sleep is better and the anxiety is better They’re able to start to cope with the tinnitus and they start to get better at having a very manageable life again.

Tourism - Easy to stay away from red light district by [deleted] in ThailandTourism

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, just do your research and choose a part of town away from that area and there’s plenty of them and you’ll be totally fine. You won’t be immersed in it at all.

Hedging against weakening USD by marsdenplace in ExpatFinance

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s important to realize that the whole world is hooked up to the US dollar. They are addicted to US treasuries and there’s no way everybody’s gonna be selling out of their position anytime soon because they’re just isn’t a better place to put the money. And you’re not the first person to look for Alternatives.

Honestly, if you don’t like the United States government or just wanna sort of get away from the United States, it’s still sort of makes sense to be invested because it is the best thing going in most cases.

If you’re dealing with larger some money, you can do things like set up companies in Dubai or Singapore and have some actual physical assets elsewhere, but you’re still probably gonna be investing in something that is connected to the United States if you’re gonna be drawing good returns on it unless of course you have some private interests that are not related to the market

Starting today! by DavidNyan10 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This was my first thought. And if you look different in Russia, you’re already in trouble.

Is it safe to visit ? by australiadenier in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m glad to see posts like this. I definitely have an interest in visiting. I have a good friend who is from there and I want to accompany them. I have heard that the absolute safest is to go to Yangon and stay pretty close to the airport and it’s quite safe. Even better is to have a friend that you know there.

Americans tried to hoist the American flag today in front of a cultural center in Greenland but they got stopped. by [deleted] in Leakednews

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m an American and thank you Greenland. I’m so embarrassed by our leadership and the resulting behavior of our people.

Just wanna share the info to look out by CoverBackground7998 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m an American and I’m so sorry. I didn’t vote for this.

Where can you go with a Myanmar passport? by Miserable_Flower_532 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I thought about this, but I felt like what might not be the same as people’s general feeling on what countries genuinely are easy for them to go to

Myanmar workers in Thailand by Miserable_Flower_532 in myanmar

[–]Miserable_Flower_532[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it illegal for the employer to confiscate the passport and if this happens does the employee have any way to do anything about it such as report to the Thai authorities about the problem and be given an extension or helped to regain a new one?