Guest guest Posted December 31, 2008 Report Share Posted December 31, 2008 My daughter who is 19 is very sound sensitive. I thought it has eased up a bit as she got older. I just found out I was wrong. Prior to going into surgery on her knee last Wednesday, I helped her undress in the bathroom. She was so anxious, she was crying. I asked her why she didnt flush the toilet. She immediated and I mean in a split second, faster that I have seen her move in a long time, hit the handle and then cover her ears like it was an earth shaking blast. She held her hands to her ears and her body shuddered. I myself can hear high pitched noises as well as she can and others can't. She has more sensitivities in a different direction. She has a high tolerance for pain. She had been walking around with a torn miniscus (hence the surgery last Wednesday) for 2 years. Yes, she complained and she limped and when she pointed to her kneecap for pain the doctors thought it was patella femoral syndrome..not a miniscus tear. Carolyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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