Re: (unknown)

[Guest guest]

My wife loves them and I eat them in a pinch. That are actually pretty darn

good, but are a bit short on protein for a body building diet.

Thanks,

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On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:33 PM, Chazney Murdock wrote:

> Hi Everyone!!! I was just curious if anyone eats the lean cuisine's or

> smart one's?? (TV Dinner things)

>

>

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I usually try to avoid them due to the sodium content...it's astronomical!

I LOVE the south beach wrap kits, more than 20 grams of protein, moderate

carbs, and HIGH fiber. A perfect blend in my opinion.

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On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 9:33 AM, Chazney Murdock wrote:

> Hi Everyone!!! I was just curious if anyone eats the lean cuisine's or

> smart one's?? (TV Dinner things)

>

>

[Guest guest]

The wrap kits aren't bad and they have whole grains too. Again though

quite a bit of sodium, but they are a better choice than some.

Andy

>

> I usually try to avoid them due to the sodium content...it's

astronomical!

>

> I LOVE the south beach wrap kits, more than 20 grams of protein,

moderate

> carbs, and HIGH fiber. A perfect blend in my opinion.

>

>

> Click

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[Guest guest]

I don't know what Body Pump is or if your circuit is more aerobic than

strength training. Rather than try to dissect your program, which I am

probably not fully qualified for, I will give a different view/advice.

Some people can mix and match things and do very well if their well read and

studied in exercise and nutrition--Where it's an occupation or hobby.

Programs exist so you don't have to spend too much time constructing them

your own. What your doing now looks pretty good to me, but if your asking

the questions your asking I think picking a pre-designed program is the way

to go for you. I suggest you pick a reputable exercise and nutrition

program and follow for a set period of time, and then review your

success--then adjust and repeat. Why not give BFL a try? It is well

structured, proven, and very simple to follow for the results you get. I

think there are many programs out there you could look to, but most if not

all will follow the same fundamentals as BFL.

Good Luck,

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On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 6:34 AM, oonagh smyth wrote:

> Hi, I go to the gym 5 times a week before work. These are my classes

>

> Monday - Spin

> Tuesday - Body pump

> Wednesday - Circuits

> Thursday - half hour spin half hour body pump

> Friday - Spin

>

> I work hard at each class but after some other posts I have started to

> wonder if I am getting the right mix of cardio and strength and whether I am

> leaving enough space in between strength classes?

>

> I would appreciate any advice.

>

> Thanks

>

> Oonagh

>

>

[Guest guest]

Where is everyone? They are reading the messages and not

posting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For all of you who think others run the forum, they don't. We all are

part of it. It's give and take. There's no welcoming committee. No

one is obligated more than anyone else to do anything. Maybe those

who have kept it afloat are tired of doing that. Maybe it's time to

give others a turn.

Whew, I'm glad I got that off my chest.

My 2 cents. I don't speak for anyone else but myself, so please don't

think I'm assuming what others are thinking.

>

>

> Hi Deb.

>

> Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I

> read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully,

> they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather.

>

> How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What

> are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the

> same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder

> on that. Hopefully we can help each other.

>

>

>

> ~~

>

>

>>

>>

>> weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs

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and Deb,

Good for both of you for acknowledging and working on your fitness issues. There are always times when other things intrude on working toward your goals, but if you can just hold steady and not gain during those times, you can get back with your program when things get less hectic. Try to combine exercise and good eating even when not completely doing all you planned. The thing that works best for me is writing down every bite that goes into my mouth and estimating the calorie total for each day. It makes you more aware of choices. Best of luck in your progress toward fitness.

Sorry people are not posting to this forum as much. It sort of waxes and wanes.

W

(unknown)

Hi Deb.Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully, they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather. How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder on that. Hopefully we can help each other. ~~>> > weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs> __________________________________________________________> Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free.> http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/>

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Well I am here but I am leading such a hectic life. Sorry I have not posted. Welcome to all those I have missed! I read my stuff but my hubbie is developing health things that need care, my mommy had a mini stroke and scared us all, and one of my son-in-law's tried to die from gangrene after a simple outpatient surgery! I still manage to volunteer at school, run my business, and help my friend in her cafe, AND do some day hikes! I am superwoman! lol...Actually I just do what has to be done. Take care all my friends and keep posting, I do read you!

Jane

and Deb,

Good for both of you for acknowledging and working on your fitness issues. There are always times when other things intrude on working toward your goals, but if you can just hold steady and not gain during those times, you can get back with your program when things get less hectic. Try to combine exercise and good eating even when not completely doing all you planned. The thing that works best for me is writing down every bite that goes into my mouth and estimating the calorie total for each day. It makes you more aware of choices. Best of luck in your progress toward fitness.

Sorry people are not posting to this forum as much. It sort of waxes and wanes.

W

(unknown)

Hi Deb.Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully, they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather. How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder on that. Hopefully we can help each other. ~~>> > weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs> __________________________________________________________> Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free.> http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/>

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thank you for your welcome. I Look forward to getting to know you thanks Debs > To: thefatmanwalking_group > Date: Tue, 19 May 2009 14:07:48 -0700> Subject: Re: (unknown)> > Where is everyone? They are reading the messages and not> posting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!> > For all of you who think others run the forum, they don't. We all are> part of it. It's give and take. There's no welcoming committee. No> one is obligated more than anyone else to do anything. Maybe those> who have kept it afloat are tired of doing that. Maybe it's time to> give others a turn.> > Whew, I'm glad I got that off my chest.> > My 2 cents. I don't speak for anyone else but myself, so please don't> think I'm assuming what others are thinking.> > > > > >> >> > Hi Deb.> >> > Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I> > read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully,> > they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather.> >> > How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What> > are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the> > same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder> > on that. Hopefully we can help each other.> >> > > >> > ~~> >> > > >>> >>> >> weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs> >> __________________________________________________________> >> Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free.> >> http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/> >>> >> > > > > ------------------------------------> > http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> > We do NOT allow Flaming of our members.>

[Guest guest]

am walking and am trying to drink lots of water not always easy. Have cut down a lot on sweet things but biscuits were creeping in insidously so have cut them out thanks Debs

To: thefatmanwalking_group From: bandgb@...Date: Tue, 19 May 2009 19:38:56 +0000Subject: (unknown)

Hi Deb.Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully, they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather. How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder on that. Hopefully we can help each other. ~~>> > weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs> __________________________________________________________> Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free.> http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/>

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I am

here also   Dealing with daily crazy life   But Jane I just admit.. yours

is crazier!!

Hugs

to all,

TnT

From: thefatmanwalking_group

[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] On Behalf Of jjsmth@...

Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:16 PM

To: thefatmanwalking_group

Subject: Re: (unknown)

Well I am here but I am leading such a hectic life. Sorry I have

not posted. Welcome to all those I have missed! I read my stuff but my hubbie

is developing health things that need care, my mommy had a mini stroke and

scared us all, and one of my son-in-law's tried to die from gangrene after a

simple outpatient surgery! I still manage to volunteer at school, run my

business, and help my friend in her cafe, AND do some day hikes! I am

superwoman! lol...Actually I just do what has to be done. Take care all my

friends and keep posting, I do read you!

Jane

In a message dated 5/19/2009 2:11:37 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

labtrek1941@... writes:

and Deb,

Good for both of you for acknowledging and working on your fitness

issues. There are always times when other things intrude on

working toward your goals, but if you can just hold steady and not gain

during those times, you can get back with your program when things get less

hectic. Try to combine exercise and good eating even when not completely

doing all you planned. The thing that works best for me is writing down

every bite that goes into my mouth and estimating the calorie total for each

day. It makes you more aware of choices. Best of luck in your

progress toward fitness.

Sorry people are not posting to this forum as much. It sort

of waxes and wanes.

W

(unknown)

Hi Deb.

Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I read

the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully, they are

all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather.

How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What are

you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the same on

the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder on that.

Hopefully we can help each other.

~~

>

>

> weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs

[Guest guest]

Jane, I'm so sorry about your family's health problems. It's great

that you are still able to get out and do things.

Best to all of you.

Elaine

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in the U.S.

>

> Well I am here but I am leading such a hectic life. Sorry I have not posted.

> Welcome to all those I have missed! I read my stuff but my hubbie is

> developing health things that need care, my mommy had a mini stroke and

> scared us all, and one of my son-in-law's tried to die from gangrene after a

> simple outpatient surgery! I still manage to volunteer at school, run my

> business, and help my friend in her cafe, AND do some day hikes! I am

> superwoman! lol...Actually I just do what has to be done. Take care all my

> friends and keep posting, I do read you!

> Jane

>

> In a message dated 5/19/2009 2:11:37 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> labtrek1941@... writes:

>

> and Deb,

> Good for both of you for acknowledging and working on your fitness issues.

> There are always times when other things intrude on working toward your

> goals, but if you can just hold steady and not gain during those times, you

> can get back with your program when things get less hectic.  Try to combine

> exercise and good eating even when not completely doing all you planned.

> The thing that works best for me is writing down every bite that goes into

> my mouth and estimating the calorie total for each day.  It makes you more

> aware of choices.   Best of luck in your progress toward fitness.

> Sorry people are not posting to this forum as much.  It sort of waxes and

> wanes.

> W

>

> (unknown)

>

> Hi Deb.

>

> Welcome to the group! I don't know where everyone is. I rarely post, but I

> read the messages. I'm sorry no one has been here to respond. Hopefully,

> they are all out walking or swimming enjoying the nice weather.

>

> How much are you walking? You said you are changing your diet as well. What

> are you doing there? Are you drinking plenty of water? With me, staying the

> same on the scale is a lot better than going up, and I need to work harder

> on that. Hopefully we can help each other.

>

>

>

> ~~

>

>

>>

>>

>> weighed in and stayed the same thanks Debs

>> __________________________________________________________

>> Share your photos with Windows Live Photos – Free.

>> http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/134665338/direct/01/

>>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie,

 

I think you mean the " My Fat Life " group. If so, just follow the link below and request to join.

 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/myfatlife/?yguid=221217826

 

Vi

 

I am serious about this subject! how do I join?  Laurie

-- Take Care, Vi

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what subject? Sorry, don't understand BPrincess Ruby 2-Shoes, CGC, CL1, CL 2/R,H,S, CL3-RInside me is a thin woman screaming to get out but I keep her sedated with chocolatePlease Adopt Your Next Pet

Subject: (unknown)To: thefatmanwalking_group Date: Friday, July 31, 2009, 1:38 PM

I am serious about this subject! how do I join? Laurie

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And how

 

,

Re- why give injections when gel is avail.... The gel is extremely expensive. Not sure on the cost of shots but likely MUCH cheaper...

 

I've noticed cost gets overlooked alot in our profession (and in our nation which is why we're in trouble but that's another post...

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Here is another quote that was published in BMJ recently

Editorialists ask why, despite the association with increased risks for heart failure and the availability of other agents, thiazolidinediones remain among the leading prescribed drugs in the U.S. That popularity, they conclude, " says much about how healthcare has become less about promoting patients' interests ... and much more about promoting other interests, including those of the drug industry. "

And how

 

,

Re- why give injections when gel is avail.... The gel is extremely expensive. Not sure on the cost of shots but likely MUCH cheaper...

 

I've noticed cost gets overlooked alot in our profession (and in our nation which is why we're in trouble but that's another post...

" The duopoly of American politics no longer allows for a principled anti-interventionist position.  Both parties are war parties. They differ mainly in the rationale they devise to argue for interventionism. "

 

- Colonel Bacevich, Retired Vietnam Veteran.

 

zell, DO, MPH.

1061 Whispering Lakes Dr.

Madison, GA 30650

 

 

 

-- M.D.www.elainemd.comOffice: Go in the directions of your dreams and live the life you've imagined.

This email transmission may contain protected and privileged, highly confidential medical, Personal and Health Information (PHI) and/or legal information. The information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above.

 If you are not the intended recipient of this material, you may not use, publish, discuss, disseminate or otherwise distribute it. If you are not the intended recipient, or if you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender immediately and confidentially destroy the information that email in error.

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Here is another quote that was published in BMJ recently

Editorialists ask why, despite the association with increased risks for heart failure and the availability of other agents, thiazolidinediones remain among the leading prescribed drugs in the U.S. That popularity, they conclude, " says much about how healthcare has become less about promoting patients' interests ... and much more about promoting other interests, including those of the drug industry. "

And how

 

,

Re- why give injections when gel is avail.... The gel is extremely expensive. Not sure on the cost of shots but likely MUCH cheaper...

 

I've noticed cost gets overlooked alot in our profession (and in our nation which is why we're in trouble but that's another post...

" The duopoly of American politics no longer allows for a principled anti-interventionist position.  Both parties are war parties. They differ mainly in the rationale they devise to argue for interventionism. "

 

- Colonel Bacevich, Retired Vietnam Veteran.

 

zell, DO, MPH.

1061 Whispering Lakes Dr.

Madison, GA 30650

 

 

 

-- M.D.www.elainemd.comOffice: Go in the directions of your dreams and live the life you've imagined.

This email transmission may contain protected and privileged, highly confidential medical, Personal and Health Information (PHI) and/or legal information. The information is intended only for the use of the individual or entity named above.

 If you are not the intended recipient of this material, you may not use, publish, discuss, disseminate or otherwise distribute it. If you are not the intended recipient, or if you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender immediately and confidentially destroy the information that email in error.

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Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2011 21:21:16 -0700

Hi My name is Nayeli I want to ask someone of you ever felt their body

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On Mon Oct 31st, 2011 12:21 AM EDT Nayeli wrote

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Kenny G. makes me homocidal! I think there is something about jazz.. there is no pattern to it and it unhinges my brain. Thanks for being here. I , too , thought it was just me. I'm 51, I remember my sister torturing me with smacking eating noises when I was probably 4-5. Mom just said tune it out, ignore it, blah blah, No one ever understood. My Dad's jaw would pop when he chewed, I could NOT stay at the table or I would make other noises to distract my self. Still do.

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I HATE JAZZ MUSIC TOO!!!  I hate the sound of it and I find myself hating the people that play it. They always look so happy and so into it and I just want to punch them in their face.  I hope you can find some relief for work.  I can't imagine having to be subjected to that day in and day out.  I have found that just knowing that there are others like me has helped SO MUCH!  Before I found this site I thought I was just me.  If you find something that helps let us know!  Christy

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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You either don't have misophonia or just have low self esteem. This condition is real, not just a justification for odd behavior. Do you feel like you don't deserve to be helped or don't deserve to know why you feel like this? You can go ahead and keep thinking you're an undeserving freak or realize that isn't your fault chewing,sneezing slurping etc cause you to be enraged. I am not only affected by noise but also by the sight of such things, and even the knowledge of these things going on makes me upset. If I don't vocalize my frustration, the rage gets worse. Thank god the only people who trigger these reactions are close family. Sound familiar? Ask anyone here if they are experiencing the same things. It's not just you, you're not the only one, you don't just have weird feelings. We're all getting help and you should reach out for help too.

Hi,I'm new to this group. I believe I have misophonia and like many others in this group, certain sounds are highly annoying to me. I'm 54 years old, professional and have always assumed that I was a little peculiar (to myself of course). Couldn't understand why so many sounds would annoy me to the point of avoidance while the rest of my family seemed indifferent to these sounds.I may sound skeptical , and forgive me for saying so, but deep down inside, I still think that this 'condition' is being used a little loosely.I am not in any way downplaying this sit or its members. I feel relieved to be able to connect with others who share the same symptoms; however, I am skeptical about how much of the way we feel can be attributed to certain conditions.

I have been 'different' in this respect since I was about 8. Certain sounds were unbearable to hear. I felt like a freak. I may still sometimes feel like a freak and therefore I prefer to suffer quietly without mentioning a word to anyone. Most members of my family just think I am sensitive to sounds and that I have a very good hearing.I hope I'm not offending anyone; that is not my objective. I just think that way too many people use different conditions to justify sometimes odd behavior or feelings. I hope that I become more comfortable with the knowledge that this site brings. My objective is to learn from others and to accept this condition . Again, please accept my apology if I have offended any participants. I am here as others are; to feel better and to share.All the best to you,Margaret

=

[Guest guest]

> Of course you have offended some of us. It is pure hell.

You either don't have misophonia or just have low self esteem. This

> condition is real, not just a justification for odd behavior. Do you feel

> like you don't deserve to be helped or don't deserve to know why you feel

> like this? You can go ahead and keep thinking you're an undeserving freak

> or realize that isn't your fault chewing,sneezing slurping etc cause you

> to be enraged. I am not only affected by noise but also by the sight of

> such things, and even the knowledge of these things going on makes me

> upset. If I don't vocalize my frustration, the rage gets worse. Thank god

> the only people who trigger these reactions are close family. Sound

> familiar? Ask anyone here if they are experiencing the same things. It's

> not just you, you're not the only one, you don't just have weird feelings.

> We're all getting help and you should reach out for help too.

>

> On May 26, 2012, at 8:25 PM, margaret spinoso

> wrote:

>

>> Hi,

>>

>> I'm new to this group. I believe I have misophonia and like many others

>> in this group, certain sounds are highly annoying to me. I'm 54 years

>> old, professional and have always assumed that I was a little peculiar

>> (to myself of course). Couldn't understand why so many sounds would

>> annoy me to the point of avoidance while the rest of my family seemed

>> indifferent to these sounds.

>> I may sound skeptical , and forgive me for saying so, but deep down

>> inside, I still think that this 'condition' is being used a little

>> loosely.

>>

>> I am not in any way downplaying this sit or its members. I feel

>> relieved to be able to connect with others who share the same symptoms;

>> however, I am skeptical about how much of the way we feel can be

>> attributed to certain conditions. I have been 'different' in this

>> respect since I was about 8. Certain sounds were unbearable to hear. I

>> felt like a freak. I may still sometimes feel like a freak and

>> therefore I prefer to suffer quietly without mentioning a word to

>> anyone. Most members of my family just think I am sensitive to sounds

>> and that I have a very good hearing.

>>

>> I hope I'm not offending anyone; that is not my objective. I just think

>> that way too many people use different conditions to justify sometimes

>> odd behavior or feelings. I hope that I become more comfortable with

>> the knowledge that this site brings. My objective is to learn from

>> others and to accept this condition . Again, please accept my apology

>> if I have offended any participants. I am here as others are; to feel

>> better and to share.

>>

>> All the best to you,

>>

>> Margaret

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Carolyne,Thanks for your comments. I assume I have misophonia based on the comments and information I viewed on 20 20 last week. I haven't been diagnosed with this condition. As for feeling undeserving; the reason I am on this board is to seek help and presumably feel like I do deserve it. Why would feeling like a freak be synonymous to feeling undeserving for help? I am not ashamed to admit that I have felt freakish at times and still do; after all isn't what this board is all about -honesty. As for low self esteem; maybe - but not more so than 50% of the people I know. I don't know much about

misophonia;just heard about it last week on 20 20.Carolyne, I mentioned several times in my last e-mail that I didn't intend to offend anyone nor diminish this board; I am new here. Don't know much about misophobia. I am learning. To: "Soundsensitivity " <Soundsensitivity > Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2012 12:35:19 AM Subject: Re: (unknown)

You either don't have misophonia or just have low self esteem. This condition is real, not just a justification for odd behavior. Do you feel like you don't deserve to be helped or don't deserve to know why you feel like this? You can go ahead and keep thinking you're an undeserving freak or realize that isn't your fault chewing,sneezing slurping etc cause you to be enraged. I am not only affected by noise but also by the sight of such things, and even the knowledge of these things going on makes me upset. If I don't vocalize my frustration, the rage gets worse. Thank god the only people who trigger these reactions are close family. Sound familiar? Ask anyone here if they are experiencing the same things. It's not just you, you're not the only one, you don't just have weird feelings. We're all getting help and you should reach out for help too.

Hi,I'm new to this group. I believe I have misophonia and like many others in this group, certain sounds are highly annoying to me. I'm 54 years old, professional and have always assumed that I was a little peculiar (to myself of course). Couldn't understand why so many sounds would annoy me to the point of avoidance while the rest of my family seemed indifferent to these sounds.I may sound skeptical , and forgive me for saying so, but deep down inside, I still think that this 'condition' is being used a little loosely.I am not in any way downplaying this sit or its members. I feel relieved to be able to connect with others who share the same symptoms; however, I am skeptical about how much of the way we feel can be attributed to

certain conditions.

I have been 'different' in this respect since I was about 8. Certain sounds were unbearable to hear. I felt like a freak. I may still sometimes feel like a freak and therefore I prefer to suffer quietly without mentioning a word to anyone. Most members of my family just think I am sensitive to sounds and that I have a very good hearing.I hope I'm not offending anyone; that is not my objective. I just think that way too many people use different conditions to justify sometimes odd behavior or feelings. I hope that I become more comfortable with the knowledge that this site brings. My objective is to learn from others and to accept this condition . Again, please accept my apology if I have offended any participants. I am here as others are; to feel better and to share.All the best to you,Margaret

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I mentioned that I didn't intend to offend _ I 'm sorry that you feel this way. I speak for myself. I'm sorry that you don't like what I said but I repeated many times that I didn't want to offend. As for calling me a troll - THAT is offensive. I don't think that I should be judged based on how I feel and express myself on this board. I'm new here and learning. That's what I presume it's all about. Again, I apologize for offending but I don't apologize for how I feel.Margaret To: Soundsensitivity Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2012 2:13:42 AM Subject: Re: (unknown)

> Of course you have offended some of us. It is pure hell.

You either don't have misophonia or just have low self esteem. This

> condition is real, not just a justification for odd behavior. Do you feel

> like you don't deserve to be helped or don't deserve to know why you feel

> like this? You can go ahead and keep thinking you're an undeserving freak

> or realize that isn't your fault chewing,sneezing slurping etc cause you

> to be enraged. I am not only affected by noise but also by the sight of

> such things, and even the knowledge of these things going on makes me

> upset. If I don't vocalize my frustration, the rage gets worse. Thank god

> the only people who trigger these reactions are close family. Sound

> familiar? Ask anyone here if they are experiencing the same things. It's

> not just you, you're not the only one, you don't just have weird feelings.

> We're all getting help and you should reach out for help too.

>

> On May 26, 2012, at 8:25 PM, margaret spinoso

> wrote:

>

>> Hi,

>>

>> I'm new to this group. I believe I have misophonia and like many others

>> in this group, certain sounds are highly annoying to me. I'm 54 years

>> old, professional and have always assumed that I was a little peculiar

>> (to myself of course). Couldn't understand why so many sounds would

>> annoy me to the point of avoidance while the rest of my family seemed

>> indifferent to these sounds.

>> I may sound skeptical , and forgive me for saying so, but deep down

>> inside, I still think that this 'condition' is being used a little

>> loosely.

>>

>> I am not in any way downplaying this sit or its members. I feel

>> relieved to be able to connect with others who share the same symptoms;

>> however, I am skeptical about how much of the way we feel can be

>> attributed to certain conditions. I have been 'different' in this

>> respect since I was about 8. Certain sounds were unbearable to hear. I

>> felt like a freak. I may still sometimes feel like a freak and

>> therefore I prefer to suffer quietly without mentioning a word to

>> anyone. Most members of my family just think I am sensitive to sounds

>> and that I have a very good hearing.

>>

>> I hope I'm not offending anyone; that is not my objective. I just think

>> that way too many people use different conditions to justify sometimes

>> odd behavior or feelings. I hope that I become more comfortable with

>> the knowledge that this site brings. My objective is to learn from

>> others and to accept this condition . Again, please accept my apology

>> if I have offended any participants. I am here as others are; to feel

>> better and to share.

>>

>> All the best to you,

>>

>> Margaret

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