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To: Red Badger

I’ve been hearing a ticking sound kind of merged with the sound of cicadas since I was about 10 and it’s unbelievably irritating

Only thing that I have found that helps is if I am not in conversation with people around me or on phone or in meetings I have music on loud enough to drown it out

The worst is trying to get to sleep—usually I am so tired it doesn’t matter but if I am rested it’s terrible as I like a completely dark, completely silent bedroom so I can hear what is goign on both in and outside the house.


30 posted on 03/01/2019 7:28:32 AM PST by Manuel OKelley
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To: Manuel OKelley

Mine mostly sounds like crickets on a summer’s night, thousands of them...............


36 posted on 03/01/2019 7:41:55 AM PST by Red Badger (We are headed for a Civil War. It won't be nice like the last one....................)
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To: Manuel OKelley

Tinnitus worse in a silent setting. Put a small fan in your room, set on low, sleep comes much easier.


67 posted on 03/01/2019 9:52:22 AM PST by OregonRancher (Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints)
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To: Manuel OKelley

The worst is trying to get to sleep—usually I am so tired it doesn’t matter but if I am rested it’s terrible as I like a completely dark, completely silent bedroom so I can hear what is goign on both in and outside the house.

Worse thing you can do! You need back ground noise to sleep properly. Use a small fan to generate some white noise and you’ll sleep like a baby.


86 posted on 11/24/2019 11:48:23 AM PST by OregonRancher (Some days, it's not even worth chewing through the restraints)
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