Irony Man

[greatbear]

That old saying that goes "if it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all" seems to fit me so well lately. Seemingly unrelated changes to other parts of my body since the back surgery has me a bit more than miffed. In a "good" case, for years after a very nasty sinus infection, my left nostril would be nearly closed up at all times, becoming a high pressure annoyance at times when sleeping unless I used a nasal spray to clear it up on those days it was particularly bothersome. Since the surgery, it's been absolutely clear. How a spinal issue in my lower back becomes essentially a deviated septum is beyond me. I'll take any sort of unintentional victories I can at this point in time. Such celebration seemed short lived, however, after spending a far from insignificant amount of money upgrading my "main" home theater/stereo system in the living room as well as a secondary system I use in my lab for testing as well as pure entertainment purposes (the latter far more often) I have become profoundly deaf in my right ear. I'm hoping this is temporary at best, but if recent history of mine with tinnitus and occasional unbalance is any indication, I am better off listening in mono.

*sigh*

Comments

[ciddyguy.livejournal.com]

Sorry to hear about your deafness in your right ear. I know that one all too well, was born that way, so am used to it by now, and still enjoy stereo just the same!

Glad your sinuses aren't so plugged up as in the past. It's funny how one injury can improve/exacerbate other problems that don't seem related to it at all.

Enjoy what's left of the weekend!

[redmoonriver.livejournal.com]

Sending you love in stereo, babe. ;)

[tonethbone.livejournal.com]

I am hoping (guessing) that the hearing problem is temporary. Glad you got some nasal relief.

[mort-83.livejournal.com]

Hmmm are the two linked? Clear sinus but blocked eustacian tube?