hello

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I'm skeptical of alternative treatments too, but I did go to an acupuncturist for stomach problems (out of desperation). I mentioned my sound sensitivities, and she said, "Oh that's really common. There's a point under your ears that will help." Of course I knew then that she didn't understand, because I know 4s isn't common. A little noise sensitivity is probably common, but full-blown 4s is certainly not. Anyway, after 3 or 4 sessions, there was no change. Big waste of money for both my stomach and ears.

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Eight hundred members here and it "isn't common"? (giggles)

= M-F.

----- Original Message ----- >From: Hardenbergh >I'm skeptical of alternative treatments too, but I did go to an acupuncturist for stomach problems (out of desperation). I mentioned my sound sensitivities, and she said, "Oh that's really common. There's a point under your ears that will help." Of course I knew then that she didn't understand, because I know 4s isn't common. A little noise sensitivity is probably common, but full-blown 4s is certainly not.

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I can't believe I've had this problem since I was a baby and no one

ever thought to help me with it. I always assumed I was the only

person in the whole world who reacted the way I do to simple everyday

sounds that nobody else even hears. It's wrecked my life and every

relationship I've ever had. I've had to leave school classes and jobs

because of it, am unable to live in apartments because of it and

either run a fan 24/7 or use earplugs or both just to survive without

going completely nuts. Significant others in my life have always

regarded this problem of mine with impatience. I never knew there was

anyone out there I could share it with. NOW...is there a cure???

I've often said I'd give anything to be totally deaf, even though that

would mean I couldn't play music any more. Small price to pay for sanity.