RE: Re: important questions for you

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From: Soundsensitivity

[mailto:Soundsensitivity ] On Behalf Of foodrage

Sent: Wednesday, 26 November 2008 11:11 AM

To: Soundsensitivity

Subject: Re: important questions for you

I definitely also have difficulties with touch.

I am extremely

sensitive to " itchy " fabrics and hate tags in my clothing.

I find these issues much easier to deal with than the visual and

auditory ones, I just wear only cotton or silk next to my skin and cut

out all of my tags! And it's no where near as difficult telling your

clothes that you can't stand the feel of them, than telling your

friends and family that you can't stand the sound of them!

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> Hi there,

> I can not stand the feel of suede and various " dry " fabrics. I

hate

tags on my clothing. I hate any kind of restricting clothing (gosh I

wish bras were more comfortable...sorry). I know there is more that

drive me insane but it is the end of the day and my mind gets mushy!!!

> Vicki

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> To: Soundsensitivity

> Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 12:40:01 PM

> Subject: important questions for you

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> Ok, so its looks like 4S has both auditory and visual triggers. It

makes sense that the auditory triggers are more of an issue since its

is easier to just look away than it is to mask sounds or cover ears.....

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> Has anyone experienced these feelings with any other sensory

input..... touch? smell? taste?

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> I'm trying just to ascertain if 4S is a problem with all sensory

input, some more than others. Or..... if there is a progression from

one sensory system to another as the disorder progresses.

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> From: <smhardeyahoo (DOT) com>

> To: Soundsensitivity@ yahoogroups. com

> Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 4:58:30 PM

> Subject: Re:Leg Jigglers

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> Yes--I have to shield my eyes if someone is leg jiggling--I get a

similar but not as intense reaction as I get to audible triggers. I

think it's less intense in part because it's easier to shut it out.

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