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Capt I never could spell so nothing has changed there.
I am starting to lose it too, but I think it is from all the stress of dealing with my parents, not with the buzzing in my ears.
according to spell check im already losing it . that being the case i dont need constantly reminded of it so ill try to knock spell check in the head this evening .
Then again, it may be declining in hearing due to age. Check with the ENT. Best bet.
Good luck.
My mom has had ringing ears for decades and she is 77 with no dementia.
Aspirin, and too much caffeine causes my ears to ring.
My dad had a chronic running nose for 2 years before his dementia started to show. Anyone else have that?
I have noticed his demeanor change within the last 2 years, but he was laid off from a company in fall, 2008 and soon found work--but that only lasted about 6 months and then he was out of work for another 8 1/2-9 months. He's fearful that the same thing is going to happen with the job he just got. I guess it comes from being laid off due to economic times.