[Norton AntiSpam] RE: Re: Terrified.

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Hey Everyone

Both of my daughters have Celiac disease and have lived Gluten free their entire 7 years. Now my one daughter has hearing issues....so does it work for everyone??? who knows? Right now I do not know the extent of her issues though. We just got back from a vacation to Florida and from that I have noticed her issues are more with loud sounds, and she freaked when the plane was landing. I had their hair done in braids in Daytona and Avory cried the whole time...so she has issues with her scalp too.

Why isn't there just a pill available over the counter that will make the whole thing go away???

We all just want to be normal.

I dont even wanna talk about the gum poppers at the airports right now!

Bye for now

Vicki

Terrified.> > I went through a divorce last year which was the worst experience of my life. Soley due to 4s.> > I'm doing much better now and met a girl a couple months ago. We have hit it off really well. Really well I say. At any rate, I pray multiple times a day that 4s will not be an issue for me with her. I haven't said anything and the current plan is to not say anything. I'm going to pretend to myself that this problem does not and will not effect us. > > However, I occasionally feel my ears tickled by the same vocal sounds that were the demise of my first marrige. the good thing is that I'm not getting any negative reactions. I'm grasping to the concept that I can just stay afloat and pass any sensation I have with her and not allow them to pile up and become a negative trigger. > > The other side of me is holding in a guilt. A guilt that I'm leading this girl on a path with a dead end. I feel if that I do say something it would spring a leak in the dam and my problem would set in and grow over time.> > The irony is that this girl is an intrepreter for the Deaf. She is teaching me sign language for fun.>

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The Gaps diet is more than just gluten-free. It might be worth looking into.

If you and your family are already used to gluten-free, it might be an easier

transition. Gaps cuts out all grains, starches, and sugars except fruit and

honey.

> >

> > I've been through 2 marriages now; both ended because of this 4s. I was

never very honest about it-oh I would tell them certain noises bothered me, but

;when it actually happened I would chicken out (I'd think THEY'D think I was

nuts!).

> >

> > I would show her the hyperacusis network site, and at the risk of

exposing people here, show her this one too. Perhaps if she sees that this is

more widespread than just you she may understand. I wish I had known about this

sooner (and been smarter!).

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: Vicki Olson <ronvic@>

> > To: Soundsensitivity

> > Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 4:45:32 PM

> > Subject: Re: Terrified.

> >

> >

> > I want to wish you the best of luck. I do know for me when I first

start a relationship things are smooth and then as time goes by it gets bad

again. I hope with all the awareness of what it is all about will help you on

your road to a successful and lasting relationship. I truly love my husband but

he really drives me mad somedays.

> > I have been honest with him as to what my problems is...after I started

getting stressed of course, but he still does not understand.

> > Well anyways I won't dribble on about me.

> > Just know I wish you the best of luck.

> > Hugs

> > Vicki

> >

> > Terrified.

> >

> > I went through a divorce last year which was the worst experience of my

life. Soley due to 4s.

> >

> > I'm doing much better now and met a girl a couple months ago. We have

hit it off really well. Really well I say. At any rate, I pray multiple times a

day that 4s will not be an issue for me with her. I haven't said anything and

the current plan is to not say anything. I'm going to pretend to myself that

this problem does not and will not effect us.

> >

> > However, I occasionally feel my ears tickled by the same vocal sounds

that were the demise of my first marrige. the good thing is that I'm not getting

any negative reactions. I'm grasping to the concept that I can just stay afloat

and pass any sensation I have with her and not allow them to pile up and become

a negative trigger.

> >

> > The other side of me is holding in a guilt. A guilt that I'm leading

this girl on a path with a dead end. I feel if that I do say something it would

spring a leak in the dam and my problem would set in and grow over time.

> >

> > The irony is that this girl is an intrepreter for the Deaf. She is

teaching me sign language for fun.

> >

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