[Norton AntiSpam] Re:Crazy Event & Another Question...

March 7, 2009

There is more evidence to suggest that 4S really does originate in the central

nervous system (the brain) than in the outer ear or jaw joint area....for one

thing, on the simplest level, those kinds of issues generally affect only one

ear.

IN a bilateral condition, we know that somewhere, we have the brain involved.

Marsha

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> > Thanks to all who responded!

> >

> > I do wish we could all come together for some kind of tests...or at

> least be coordinated in several areas. My counselor is very intrigued by

> all of this. She has had a few patients over the years who have commented

> on these same symptoms we have all talked about on here. She just never

> knew about any of this until I kept talking about these noises at length and

> how they made me feel.

> >

> > I think there are a lot more people who suffer from this than is known.

> Has anyone contacted newspapers or local tv stations regarding their

> situation? I just would like to see this information out there more

> visibly - because I'm sure there are a lot of people who have this and think

> they are crazy...or have no idea that any of the rest of us are here.

> >

> > I have also been in contact with the people of MDJunction - who run a

> free web-site for all sorts of illnesses, diseases, syndromes, etc. They

> are interested in a forum on 4S/Misophonia. I told them my story and they

> were intrigued.

> >

> > Another question - (especially for Dr. J) - Is there any reason to

> believe this 4S/Misophonia might be connected in some way to TMJ? I have

> severe deterioration of my jaw joints. (one side - it's a wonder my jaw

> can stay in place that's how deteriorated it is) I have pain on occasion

> but not as much as most severe TMJ sufferers.

> >

> > I love this group!

> >

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