Do you use a fan to sleep?

[JaclynLloyd]

If you have tinnitus (ringing in the ears - 1 out of every 3 people have it)...a common complaint is that it gets more annoying when the person is trying to sleep...an easy way to try and take care of the problem at night without going to too much trouble is running a fan that makes noise (not too loud not too soft and not crazy annoying - just a normal type fan - you guys know what I mean) but anyway....just thought I would add that little bit of information to the conversation of running fans at night - haha - I'm a dork

this information was all made possible by your audiologist in training (4 more years to go) haha

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If you have tinnitus (ringing in the ears - 1 out of every 3 people have it)...a common complaint is that it gets more annoying when the person is trying to sleep...an easy way to try and take care of the problem at night without going to too much trouble is running a fan that makes noise (not too loud not too soft and not crazy annoying - just a normal type fan - you guys know what I mean) but anyway....just thought I would add that little bit of information to the conversation of running fans at night - haha - I'm a dork

this information was all made possible by your audiologist in training (4 more years to go) haha

Ya know, you're right! I've had tinitus for ages, and that probably explains why I can't fall asleep unless the radio is on!

[jack hust]

hyyes and a window unit yer round