I found a new motorcycling blog this morning that I would like to recommend.
Nigel Benson started writing his blog earlier this year about his quest to pass his motorcycle test and to then buy a Harley-Davidson. What is unusual is the reason why he has started riding again.
In February 2011, Nigel had a train accident that caused injury to his head and caused “dreadful tinnitus, not a ringing in an ear but a horrible loud screaming that fills my head every waking moment.” Read more about his accident.
He discovered one of the ways he gets relief from this noise is when riding a motorcycle.
While still awaiting financial compensation from the accident, Nigel cannot yet buy the Harley-Davidson he so wants. It is an interesting story and another well written blog that some of my readers might want to follow.
You can find his blog here…
http://adentedmindandaharleydavidson.blogspot.co.uk/
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6 comments:
Thanks Gary, I added his blog to my read list!
I know the screaming he hears in his head. I have it too, though it's not a loud scream, more like a moderate hiss. It got worse with a motorcycle accident I had 7 years ago. I only hear it when everything is quiet. I'll check out his blog.
Thanks for the link Gary. I have linked him and it looks like I have some catch up reading to do.
Thanks for the link tip, I'll have to check it out.
Steve Johnson, sounds like Otosclerosis. It's akin to the sound of a television or radio between stations and getting static. Every now and then you will hear a sound like a mosquito buzzing your ear and it will get louder then suddenly stop.
WOW! That's got to be awful! I feel so bad for Highway (Steve Johnson) because of his hearing issues. I am hard of hearing and he battles his own buzzing issue, so you can imagine our misunderstandings. But a screaming that never stops, ugh. I can certainly see how riding cleanses that.
I love that when I'm riding I don't have to listen to anyone and no one expects me to answer my phone all day. I notice fewer people call me now too. . . Ha ha ha!
I'll take a look.
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