US EditionGOSSIP & RUMORS: William Shatner speaks out on ‘ups and downs’ of living with ‘permanent’ tinnitus after mishap on ‘Star Trek’ set – U-S-NEWS.COM
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GOSSIP & RUMORS: William Shatner speaks out on ‘ups and downs’ of living with ‘permanent’ tinnitus after mishap on ‘Star Trek’ set – U-S-NEWS.COM
William Shatner is getting candid on his journey with tinnitus. The 94-year-old “Star Trek” star spoke about living with the disease – which he was diagnosed with in the ’90s – in a June 25 video for the nonprofit Tinnitus Quest. Tinnitus is a condition that can be temporary or chronic, where people experience ringing or other noises in their ears, per the Mayo Clinic. William Shatner opened up about the challenges of living with tinnitus. Blue …
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