RE: called audiology school

[Guest guest]

Good luck, . Keep perservering!

Guy

-----Original Message-----From: lsalin@...Sent: Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:44:52 -0000To: soundsensitivity Subject: called audiology school

I called the school of Audiology here in Tampa at the university. I asked if they treated misophonia, the person who answered had no clue what I was talking about but to her credit, she handed the phone to a woman who introduced herself as Dr. Karr. She said she would check with a colleague who has a lot of information about the different disorders and they will call me back.I was not deterred, I have a bladder condition called interstitial cystitis and though this is a widely recognized pelvic pain disorder, many people have no clue, even healthcare "professionals." I once had a nurse at a pain doctor's office tell me "we don't treat those people." So I am used to these kinds of "rejections" and just keep pushing on.I'll let all of you know if I make any progress.

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[Guest guest]

Hey, I have IC too. Interesting that there's another person out

there with the same mix of annoying health disturbances!

>

> I called the school of Audiology here in Tampa at the university. I

> asked if they treated misophonia, the person who answered had no

clue

> what I was talking about but to her credit, she handed the phone to

a

> woman who introduced herself as Dr. Karr. She said she would check

with

> a colleague who has a lot of information about the different

disorders

> and they will call me back.

>

> I was not deterred, I have a bladder condition called interstitial

> cystitis and though this is a widely recognized pelvic pain

disorder,

> many people have no clue, even healthcare " professionals. " I once

had a

> nurse at a pain doctor's office tell me " we don't treat those

people. "

> So I am used to these kinds of " rejections " and just keep pushing

on.

>

> I'll let all of you know if I make any progress.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Interstitial cystitis is a treatable condition with alot of knowledge

and research and treatments. If anybody needs help please go to

www.ichelp.org. We have names of doctors, etc in all parts of the

world who have knowledge and are able to treat you... 4S is just at

the beginning of being understood and there appear to be no viable

therapies. IC can be treated quite successfully

>

> >

> > I called the school of Audiology here in Tampa at the university.

I

> > asked if they treated misophonia, the person who answered had no

> clue

> > what I was talking about but to her credit, she handed the phone

to

> a

> > woman who introduced herself as Dr. Karr. She said she would

check

> with

> > a colleague who has a lot of information about the different

> disorders

> > and they will call me back.

> >

> > I was not deterred, I have a bladder condition called

interstitial

> > cystitis and though this is a widely recognized pelvic pain

> disorder,

> > many people have no clue, even healthcare " professionals. " I once

> had a

> > nurse at a pain doctor's office tell me " we don't treat those

> people. "

> > So I am used to these kinds of " rejections " and just keep

pushing

> on.

> >

> > I'll let all of you know if I make any progress.

> >

> >

> >

>