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Marsha,

Have an appointment on Monday - am..

I'm trying not to think to much about the possibility of actually getting a life back if it works!

I tried it for migraines without benefit, but it just "might" work for this.. it makes a kind of sense.

I have been working on that article - It is difficult to be objective and not get drawn into the emotion of it - at which point - I ramble and it becomes unreadable - even for me on review. But I am working on it. My neighbour is going to go over it re editing out.

I'm am praying that this works - it would be.. like getting out of almost 10 years solitary. No more living in a bubble. I don't know what your faith is, but please say for me as well.

Thank you,

Anne

Reply-To: Soundsensitivity Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 18:49:19 -0000To: Soundsensitivity Subject: Drug Therapy AlertI have just heard from a patient in Colorado who was able to try anew drug that literally ironed out her auditory processing problems(hyperacusis, sound sensitivity) within ten days.Here is the name of the drug: You can ask your MD for a presciptionand try it, then report back here with any results, pos or neg, andwe can do a little in-house study.My Patient obtained this from a NEUROLOGIST:".............She had treated hyperacusis before, successfully. Shefirst tried a medication with the least side effects (I can look itup, but I think Tizanidine). That made no difference.So we tried Imipramine 25 mg., which had no effect, then 50 mg andbingo! within two weeks the hyperacusis was gone. Vanished.Unbelievable. Wonderful.And hasn't come back at all. I stayed on that dosage for months, then have taperedoff till I stopped today. Hope this is closure for you too, andpossibly helpful for others. Thanks for your help."So the name is IMIPRAMINE.....ok, here we go, who will be willing tocall up their MD, make an appt., take in this name and try it?Marsha , MS