Re: Introduce Youself, Please!

[Guest guest]

sounds drive me crazy...

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>Reply-To: Soundsensitivity

>To: Soundsensitivity

>Subject: Introduce Youself, Please!

>Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2006 21:20:21 -0000

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>We are getting close to 70 members, hard to believe. The most common

>way that people are coming is through my other websites but a fair

>number are just stumbling across it via internet searchs.

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>Ok. a key question:

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>What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

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>Marsha

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>PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

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[Guest guest]

well, I am a Charter Member so I never went through that but if I were looking for all of this, I would put in " Sound sensitivity " and see what happened...

Jane

Reply-To: Soundsensitivity

Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2006 21:20:21 -0000

To: Soundsensitivity

Subject: Introduce Youself, Please!

We are getting close to 70 members, hard to believe. The most common

way that people are coming is through my other websites but a fair

number are just stumbling across it via internet searchs.

Ok. a key question:

What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

Marsha

PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for getting back to me. I initially tried the words " noise

sensitivity " but this did not lead me to your site and neither did " eating

noises " . I did stumble on a chat room discussing noise sensitivy and saw the

word " hyperacuisis " used to describe sound sensitivy. This was the word that led

me to your site.

I am still wondering what treatment options are available. Also, my fiancée

still has some reservations that this is mostly a physical problem and believes

there is a psychological component. What has been your experience with this?

Sincerely,

Marina Sciucco RN.

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From: Soundsensitivity on behalf of anthro_pop

Sent: Mon 1/9/2006 4:20 PM

To: Soundsensitivity

Subject: Introduce Youself, Please!

We are getting close to 70 members, hard to believe. The most common

way that people are coming is through my other websites but a fair

number are just stumbling across it via internet searchs.

Ok. a key question:

What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

Marsha

PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

[Guest guest]

My husband suggested a website for the families who have to put up with

" US " !!

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>Reply-To: Soundsensitivity

>To: <Soundsensitivity >

>Subject: RE: Introduce Youself, Please!

>Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2006 17:25:53 -0500

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>Thank you very much for getting back to me. I initially tried the words

> " noise sensitivity " but this did not lead me to your site and neither did

> " eating noises " . I did stumble on a chat room discussing noise sensitivy

>and saw the word " hyperacuisis " used to describe sound sensitivy. This was

>the word that led me to your site.

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>I am still wondering what treatment options are available. Also, my

>fiancée still has some reservations that this is mostly a physical problem

>and believes there is a psychological component. What has been your

>experience with this?

>

>Sincerely,

>

>Marina Sciucco RN.

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>________________________________

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>From: Soundsensitivity on behalf of anthro_pop

>Sent: Mon 1/9/2006 4:20 PM

>To: Soundsensitivity

>Subject: Introduce Youself, Please!

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>We are getting close to 70 members, hard to believe. The most common

>way that people are coming is through my other websites but a fair

>number are just stumbling across it via internet searchs.

>

>Ok. a key question:

>

>What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

>

>Marsha

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>PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

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[Guest guest]

> What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

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I used " soft sounds sensitivity " , but that's a phrase I picked up on

during previous searches.

> PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

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Hi all!

My name is and I just found and joined this group today. I'm

probably similar to many of you in that I've been sensitive to certain

sounds for what seems like all of my life. I've dealt with it in

various ways up until now, but the time has come to do something about

it because it's causing severe martial problems.

The question is, what is to be done? So far my research hasn't

revealed any definitive solutions. I've spoken with Ms. on the

phone once , but have been reluctant to make the commitment to her

therapy for various reasons. Is this a physical problem? A mental one?

Both? I've also recently concluded that I have tinnitus, which I'm

sure doesn't help anything.

So my question is, has anyone on here treated this successfully? If

so, how? Where do you start?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

the sad part is some practitioners of TRT for Hyperacusis and/or Tinnitis say that soft sound sensitivity is the same thing, others separate it as Marsha and others have done.

it can be very confusing , we welcome you to the group. I personally think Marsha is performing a very groundbreaking service to all of us, known and unknown and, as time goes on, we will know more about this. But she has some great suggestions which I am sure she'll share here.

Jane

Reply-To: Soundsensitivity

Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 17:43:48 -0000

To: Soundsensitivity

Subject: Re: Introduce Youself, Please!

> What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

>

I used " soft sounds sensitivity " , but that's a phrase I picked up on

during previous searches.

> PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

>

Hi all!

My name is and I just found and joined this group today. I'm

probably similar to many of you in that I've been sensitive to certain

sounds for what seems like all of my life. I've dealt with it in

various ways up until now, but the time has come to do something about

it because it's causing severe martial problems.

The question is, what is to be done? So far my research hasn't

revealed any definitive solutions. I've spoken with Ms. on the

phone once , but have been reluctant to make the commitment to her

therapy for various reasons. Is this a physical problem? A mental one?

Both? I've also recently concluded that I have tinnitus, which I'm

sure doesn't help anything.

So my question is, has anyone on here treated this successfully? If

so, how? Where do you start?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

I googled " hate crunching noises " ..hope that helps.

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> > We are getting close to 70 members, hard to believe. The most

> common

> > way that people are coming is through my other websites but a fair

> > number are just stumbling across it via internet searchs.

> >

> > Ok. a key question:

> >

> > What words or terms did you use for the internet search?

> >

> > Marsha

> >

> > PS Tell us about yourselves if you have not yet!

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[Guest guest]

i googled "eating noises"