BOB SAGET TOLD STAGE CREW HE WAS SUFFERING FROM LONG-TERM COVID, HEARING ISSUES

tmz ^ | 5/23/2022 | tmz

[StolarStorm]

You've probably heard this before, but I've found that if I reduce the noise affecting my ears that the tinnitus in the deaf ear is greatly reduced. I wear noise cancelling headphones often (with no music playing). Initially this may be difficult as the silence makes the ringing more noticable, but give it time.

I know you said you don't have any hearing loss, but most people have some damage and often don't notice it. It only takes a small amount of hearing loss to irritate the brain. I think your idea that an autoimmune aspect is involved makes a lot of sense. Inflammation affecting nerves in the ear or even brain could be causing an issue.

[V_TWIN]

Well keep me posted. :^)

[RummyChick]

by now I might have hearing loss but in the first few months after the start they did a test and it was fine.

some people have had success with dexamethasone put in their ear if done soon after it starts

[RummyChick]

hahaha..its bugging me.

I may have to watch The Gentlemen again to see if it was that movie. It would fit right in with all the weird things that happened. I enjoyed that movie but it did get a lot of bad reviews. I think they are making a TV series from it.

[Cold Heart]

“If I’m not mistaken, I believe there have been cases of tinnitus that have led to suicide”

A co-worker of my daughter got tinnitus from the vaxx. She admitted contemplating suicide.

[Antihero101607]

How did you come up with that???

[Cold Heart]

I have Long Haul Covid Syndrome (LHCS) from the vaxx.

Thoroughly documented in thousands of dollars in medical bills.

You have no idea.

[RummyChick]

some people have said that ivermectin helps with long haul

[PghBaldy]

Jim Morrison, James Gandolfini, Anna Nicole Smith, John Belushi, Coco Chanel, Richard Wagner, John Candy, Jimi Hendrix, John Entwistle, Michael Hutchence, Corey Monteith and David Gest.

... died in a hotel.

[RckyRaCoCo]

Bobby Hatfield

[Fledermaus]

I worked in 4 star hotels for 30 years. Never fun when someone dies in the rooms.

[TexasGator]

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[Cold Heart]

Pretty sure 15 days on therapeutic Ivermectin + other FLCC protocol saved my life. Coming on one year from getting vaxxed. Still suffering, but slowly getting better. Blood tests every three months.

I’m not taking Ivermectin now, holding what I have in reserve. Was taking up to 12 different FLCC meds or nutraceuticals a day. I’m dropping the daily pill count by rotating throughout the week.

[TexasGator]

“I wonder if his hearing issues might be related to taking the covid vaccine, provided he took the vaccine. (I don’t know)

‘but I remember her saying her doctor has had a lot of new patients with tinnitus over the past few months.” (Jab causes tinnitus)

“If I’m not mistaken, I believe there have been cases of tinnitus that have led to suicide.”. (He died of jab-induced suicide)

[RummyChick]

you might be able to get more ivermectin from

https://myfreedoctor.com/

[Cold Heart]

It’s not that I need more, I have a pretty good stash. I was on prophylactic for months and then got Omnicron a month ago. I cleared it up with a 5 day course of Ivermectin. I’m going to rely on the natural immunity to prevent the next strain. The other meds I am on are helping the Long Haul. There is a reason they call it long Haul.

[Mozilla]

Bob Crane was shot in a hotel room.

[farming pharmer]

Bob Crane was shot in a hotel room.

IIRC it was retaliation for one of his amateur porn shoots.

[W650]

I too suffered from profound hearing loss. One super specialist told me that some of the smallest blood vessels are in the inner ears and inflammation had attacked mine. Another specialist said I suffered from Sudden Hearing Loss, although it seemed more gradual as I went through stages. First the tinnitus, sometimes it was like train running through my head. Then Hyeracusis followed by Recruitment.

I got a Cochlear implant on the right side in 2017 which destroyed the residual hearing which was at about for 8% speech discrimination. The other side has severe hearing loss.

In January of 21 I had a rough case of covid which seemed to diminish my remaining hearing. I considered getting the right sided implanted, but the 1st implant left me with an imbalance issue. After about 9 months my remaining hearing started to return to precovid levels.

I still have mild tinnitus in both ears and what helps me is to use my Cochlear and hearing aid in the day and take melatonin before bed and well as maintain a low sodium diet.

In recent weeks I purchased a set of Apple Air Pods and use the noise canceling feature, it works really well on my right side as I have much distortion, also make a great substitute for the hearing aid. I was able to program it with my audio-gram.

[StolarStorm]

Since you lost hearing in both sides and over time, it sounds more like Ménière's. My hearing was fine one night. The next morning I was deaf in one ear. I couldn't walk. Horrific vertigo. Terrible tinnitus.

To this day I have vertigo and balance issues. I can't understand people when there is a lot of white noise (like in busy restaurants.) Hearing aids help a bit, but mainly just for the white noise cancelling. I can get that with much cheaper earbuds and headphones (like your experience)

The diagnosis from several specialists and after several MRIs was "idiopathic sudden hearing loss." So, basically, they have no idea what caused it.

It's not as uncommon as one might think... and it almost always affects the left ear. But no one knows why. I'd love to get an implant for the left ear, but it's not covered by insurance if the other ear works. I've also been told that having an implant with a working ear causes issues. I miss stereo but blessed that the right ear works ok.