Re: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS

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Thanks for the article. Slowly but surely doctors will become familiar with 4s and that it is way more common than they realize! From: Soundsensitivity [mailto:Soundsensitivity ] On Behalf Of Sent: Sunday, March 27, 2011 9:53 PMTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full

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Great article. I have to see my GP on Wednesday to get my referral to my CBT/DBT

psychologist renewed, so I might take that article with me - and to the

psychologist as well.

I like the quote about: " Clinicians not familiar with this poorly understood

condition may misdiagnose such patients, or worse, be unwittingly dismissive of

their complaints. "

And good to see two psychiatrists, a doctor, and a neuropsychiatrist behind this

letter.

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Great article. I have to see my GP on Wednesday to get my referral to my CBT/DBT

psychologist renewed, so I might take that article with me - and to the

psychologist as well.

I like the quote about: " Clinicians not familiar with this poorly understood

condition may misdiagnose such patients, or worse, be unwittingly dismissive of

their complaints. "

And good to see two psychiatrists, a doctor, and a neuropsychiatrist behind this

letter.

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> http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full

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Great article. I have to see my GP on Wednesday to get my referral to my CBT/DBT

psychologist renewed, so I might take that article with me - and to the

psychologist as well.

I like the quote about: " Clinicians not familiar with this poorly understood

condition may misdiagnose such patients, or worse, be unwittingly dismissive of

their complaints. "

And good to see two psychiatrists, a doctor, and a neuropsychiatrist behind this

letter.

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> http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full

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When I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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When I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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When I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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There are visuals I can't bear along with all the noises. One of them is hubby playing with his nose and rubbing it instead of blowing his nose. I can't stand to see this and have to look away! He will even pick his nose then play with what he finds between his fingers!! I have not told many people this but him fiddling with his nose - full stop - really disgusts me. ShirlSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceSender: Soundsensitivity Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 21:24:02 -0000To: <Soundsensitivity >ReplyTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: Re: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESSWhen I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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There are visuals I can't bear along with all the noises. One of them is hubby playing with his nose and rubbing it instead of blowing his nose. I can't stand to see this and have to look away! He will even pick his nose then play with what he finds between his fingers!! I have not told many people this but him fiddling with his nose - full stop - really disgusts me. ShirlSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceSender: Soundsensitivity Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 21:24:02 -0000To: <Soundsensitivity >ReplyTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: Re: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESSWhen I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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There are visuals I can't bear along with all the noises. One of them is hubby playing with his nose and rubbing it instead of blowing his nose. I can't stand to see this and have to look away! He will even pick his nose then play with what he finds between his fingers!! I have not told many people this but him fiddling with his nose - full stop - really disgusts me. ShirlSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceSender: Soundsensitivity Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 21:24:02 -0000To: <Soundsensitivity >ReplyTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: Re: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESSWhen I was growing up my father would smell his fingers. Sometimes he would lick the tips of his fingers, rub them under his nose and sniff. I have three siblings. One of my sisters picked up the habit. She has a master's degree. She's no dummy. She probably doesn't even know she's doing it. My other sister and I think it's funny. We are just glad that we don't do it. There are strange habits in all families that have gone on for generations. > > >> > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > >> >>

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Sounds like sinus problems. I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue. Leave boxes all around the house. If he refuses, go to another room. He'll miss you. I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him. We should all do that with the people we love. You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Sounds like sinus problems. I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue. Leave boxes all around the house. If he refuses, go to another room. He'll miss you. I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him. We should all do that with the people we love. You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Sounds like sinus problems. I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue. Leave boxes all around the house. If he refuses, go to another room. He'll miss you. I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him. We should all do that with the people we love. You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Thanks for sharing this one, I have put it under the resource / articles section of the public website. 

 

Sounds like sinus problems.   I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue.  Leave boxes all around the house.  If he refuses, go to another room.  He'll miss you.  I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him.  We should all do that with the people we love.  You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Thanks for sharing this one, I have put it under the resource / articles section of the public website. 

 

Sounds like sinus problems.   I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue.  Leave boxes all around the house.  If he refuses, go to another room.  He'll miss you.  I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him.  We should all do that with the people we love.  You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Thanks for sharing this one, I have put it under the resource / articles section of the public website. 

 

Sounds like sinus problems.   I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue.  Leave boxes all around the house.  If he refuses, go to another room.  He'll miss you.  I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him.  We should all do that with the people we love.  You only get back as much as you give I guess.

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Yes I quite agree. I have asked him to use tissues many times and asked him to put a hanky in his pocket but he won't. He won't miss me if I leave the room, though I know what you mean of course, because he is frequently in the other room anyway. And I have asked him what I do that irritates him about me. He says nothing. Trouble is, to make matters worse, I am. not in love with him anymore.Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceSender: Soundsensitivity Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 22:14:49 -0000To: <Soundsensitivity >ReplyTo: Soundsensitivity Subject: Re: Misophonia Article - SELECTIVE SOUND INTOLERANCE AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESSSounds like sinus problems. I would ask him very kindly to use a tissue. Leave boxes all around the house. If he refuses, go to another room. He'll miss you. I will now be asking my husband if there is anything that I do that irritates him. We should all do that with the people we love. You only get back as much as you give I guess.> > > >> > > > http://www.psychosomaticmedicine.org/content/70/6/739.full> > > >> > >> >>

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So sorry to hear that the love is gone. This can happen when someone disregards

your feelings. You know your options. Whatever you decide to do, you are

welcome to email me and talk about it. My heart goes out to you Shirl.

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