RE: NOISE

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Welcome . I’m glad you found us and you should be able to find a lot of support here. Also, I’m sure many people here can relate to what you’re describing. If you read through some of the previous posts you will find similar descriptions and ideas on how to cope with this. Although so far there is no official cure, if you read the topic/thread “The CURE ... Neurofeedback” that’s one promising treatment for help. There are many other ideas here for coping also such as using noise-cancellation earbuds or headphones that play white (or pink or brown) noise or music you like, etc to block and drown out the trigger sounds. BTW, my son doesn’t use his head, but he does bang loudly (I think he’s using a shoe or a dumb bell) on the walls and floors to “knock the sounds out of his head”. I hate for you to injure yourself if you’re banging against the wall with your head, although I realize any pain from doing that is most likely not as bad as how you feel if you don’t do it. Maybe you can try my son’s method? Hugs to you. From: Soundsensitivity [mailto:Soundsensitivity ] On Behalf Of C. ChildsSent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 6:29 AMTo: Soundsensitivity Cc: C. ChaldsSubject: NOISE hello I'm new here I find myself when I hear certian NOISES & there something NEAR by I just FEEL LIKE BANGING my HEAD INTO the WALL & the STRESS I'm FEELING CALMS ME DOWN when I do so. When I'm out going about my daily routine I'll STICK my FINGERS in my EARS because that's how MUCH it HURTS. I've told SEVERAL E.N.T. I've & anyone over 45 will understand what I'm discribeing Do anyone in this group ever FEEL LIKE OLD LATE NIGHT TV with those TEST PATTERS that were on back then because if I had to DISCRIBE the SOUND I'm HEARING that's how I can do so.