Documentaire Hyperacusis English subtitles

[@lastcall170]

I suffered with hyperacusis from 2008 to 2014. Im healed now. A drop of water does not sound like a thud however...taking a shower sounded like a waterfall. I stopped cowarding in fear and faced this head on with constant sound. Music and every thing imaginable. Beat it 100 percent.

[@lastcall170]

The older guy with glasses has so much saliva in his mouth. Its annoying

[@BudderB0y2222]

Curious about where these people are today. I'm suffering every day.

[@IfIcouldmeltyourheart]

Is it better now?

[@hspaceboy]

Thank you for making this playlist available,i'm doing my dissertation focus on the soundscape of nowadays and noise (what impact has in our lives/health and in natural environments) it will help supporting my research

[@wanyangliu515]

I really hope there will be a cure for hyperacusis as soon as possible!!!!!!

[@MegaCozzy]

wanyang liu you can have a opp for this now I’m saving up for it now it works

[@ayaneshimura20025]

They still say I'm overreacting to this day, they say that if it hurt I would shutup

[@sebastianolombardo493]

After seven months of tinnitus, vertigo and hyperacusis, in my case caused by a temporomandibular joint problem and amplified by anxiety, the simptoms have improved, especially those concerning hyperacusis. I can say that thanks to DAILY exercise and meditation, psychotherapy and rest, any sound that I previously experienced as unbearably threatening I now experience with absolute tranquility. I am unable to say whether this kind of training can help in every case of hyperacusis, but I would recommend trying a disciplined internal work. Be strong.

[@B-qz9fo]

I don't believe u

[@funwithlanguages9962]

Why not believing it? Let me say that is unfortunate. I wotk on myself every day just about and that is the best I can do for myself. Face the fear of pain and expose yourself to sounds whenever you are well enough to be up to the challenge. 18 months of hyperacusis following a fall, a mike feedback in my earbuds (larsen) then the loss of a loved one. If I can do it, otherscan too. Horeible pain at times, going nuts with electric shock feelings in the brain and neck, and more but there is hope.

[@KinnaribenraseshDesai]

My cousin became byperacuses patient due to banging of doors by dananiya family in vaksad