HeyJaredThe Tinnitus Room with Dr Gladys Sanda
Real stories and practical guidance for living with tinnitus.Hosted by Dr Gladys Sanda, Au.D, this podcast shares conversations with people who’ve improved, along with straight-talking insights on what helps, what doesn’t, and how to start reclaiming your life from…
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Tinnitus Is a Symptom, Not a Disease, with Dr. Emily Hensarling (opens the original)
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Tinnitus does not have to become your whole identity. Dr. Gladys Sanda and Dr. Emily Hensarling unpack why the real breakthrough is not chasing a cure, but learning how to change your response, calm your nervous system, and move forward with confidence. For anyone stuck in the 2 a.m. Google spiral, this conversation cuts through the noise. Emily explains why tinnitus is a symptom, not a disease, why the brain keeps checking back in, and why “quick fix” promises, from supplements to viral hacks,
Living With Tinnitus and Hearing Loss as a Physician, Ashley's Story | Ep 12 (opens the original)
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For many people, tinnitus becomes a source of grief, anxiety and a daily battle with something you cannot switch off. Dr Ashley Wiltshire knows this firsthand. As a physician and reproductive endocrinologist, she understands the medical side of tinnitus and hearing loss. She also lives with both. In this episode she courageously shares her story, from childhood tinnitus that was once just background noise, to a diagnosis that stopped her in her tracks, to finding her way back to a life that stil
Living With Unexplained, Fluctuating Hearing Loss and Tinnitus, Craig's Story | Ep 11 (opens the original)
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Craig lived with mild tinnitus for over 20 years. Then in 2023, everything changed. A strange vibrating sensation in his left ear turned into constant tinnitus, sudden hearing loss, hyperacusis to low frequency sounds, and vertigo attacks that left him unable to stand. In this episode, Craig shares what it was like to hit a breaking point during a full blown spike, the panic attack that followed, and the months of sleepless nights that came after. He talks through his search for answers, from a
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