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Mine is mentally painful. It's hard to describe, but I suspect it is like hearing that dog whistle that no one else can Ferrets are Cool Saturday #1
Sorry you suffer with this. SheltieLover Saturday #2
I can't complain. Mostly just getting up for the usual 69 yr old stuff. Ferrets are Cool Saturday #3
Have you had a home sleep study? SheltieLover Saturday #4
No, but thank you for the info. Ferrets are Cool Saturday #5
They did this study using ferrets. Not joking! SheltieLover Saturday #7
Thanks, SheltieLover... Trueblue Texan Saturday #9
Yw! I hope it helps you. Pls let us know. SheltieLover Saturday #10
At first my Tin really bothered me for months. Jacson6 Saturday #22
i remeber my recurring nightmare... and now i do believe catsudon Saturday #23
I have forgotten what silence sounds like. 70sEraVet Saturday #6
So sorry to learn you suffer with this! SheltieLover Saturday #8
Me too. ☹️ chia Saturday #15
I don't know what silence is. I hear hissing constantly. Srkdqltr Saturday #11
Pressure booms. Is that a thing? vanlassie Saturday #33
Its like a low pressure door closing? Not loud or hurtful or sharp just whomp. Srkdqltr Saturday #37
fascinating. thx so much. mopinko Saturday #12
I use a website that delivers a variety of background sounds. But be careful with these noises. erronis Saturday #21
interesting. thx. mopinko Saturday #32
I have the opposite problem - I have lived in quiet spaces so long that any sound wakes me up erronis Saturday #35
Pls read #7 above. SheltieLover Saturday #25
Crickets and locusts chittering all the time ThreeNoSeep Saturday #13
Same. nt. druidity33 Saturday #14
Yes, for the most part PatSeg Saturday #16
I woke up at night one time and listened to the insects singing outside - and then I remembered it was winter and there Martin68 Saturday #19
Yes, for years it was as though radical noodle Saturday #34
Not to discount the pain and suffering others have experienced, I've experienced tinnitus for 40 years so far and Martin68 Saturday #17
I'm in that club, too. Grammy23 Saturday #18
I also get this episodic feeling of pressure in my head and then a series of clicks. 58Sunliner Saturday #20
Poor sleep is believed to be connected to the tinnitus SheltieLover Saturday #26
So lack of sleep causes tinnitis and tinnitus causes lack of sleep. SunSeeker Saturday #24
Well, we have some control over sleep... SheltieLover Saturday #27
That's great if your insomnia is caused by sleep apnea, but if it's not, like most people, there's no easy fix. SunSeeker Saturday #29
Good info. Been suffering with the condition for many years now, I've often D. Spaulding Saturday #28
I've had tinnitus for longer than I can remember sdfernando Saturday #30
I went into a sound studio once & could tell the total exclusion of exterior sound.... Callie1979 Saturday #31
I've had it for 20 years Diraven Saturday #36
It's been constant LittleGirl 15 hrs ago #38
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