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View Poll Results: Hearing problems in addition to PTSD
Yes 18 75.00%
No 6 25.00%
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Old 22-04-2008, 11:53 PM
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CJ, ever consider going vegetarian? It might take care of that food poisoning thing.
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Yeah, it might. I have a very hard time digesting greases anymore. So I'm careful what I eat. Even then, to taste, is rare. I can get a hint, but that's about it. Unless I'm in a position where my back quits pinching the spine, and next thing I know my world just opened up, literally. It's like being in a dark room with a cyalume light. When you open the garage door, you see a rainbow, blue skies, birds tweeting, smiling children. So close to that. When my ability to taste comes up, I love it. It's just not often.
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Oh my goodness. My beloved voice teacher passed away a long time ago. I believe she mentioned the Tomatis Method to me. I would love to know more about it! Thank you, CS
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Old 24-04-2008, 03:29 PM
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Like Anthony, I've had some loss in hearing due to my military service; although it is not severe. But I notice that when my anxiety level increase, causing me to become hypervigilant and then my hearing becomes sensitive. At times it's almost like "super" hearing but I can't focus on any specific sound or location; it all comes flooding in at me. Usually at the same time, my vision gets blurry but I am acutely aware of quick movements.
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Marlene & All, Great informative comments. Yes! I do not "Process" all incoming sounds etc. because some become distractions to others as I rule out possible dangers around me. It makes me miss content during a conversation because until I sort out the danger, the conversation becomes lower on hierachy of safety. Does that make sense?

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