Re: Misophonia letters are now here!

[Guest guest]

Excellent work! Thanks to all involved. I plan to use the templates soon and very timely with 20/20 tonight,which I believe will be a milestone for Misophonia. MikeSent from my iPad

Hi all,

It has been a privilege to work alongside a small group of

like-minded people in creating template letters that help describe the

condition Misophonia.

Presently there are three letters you can download, each

targeted towards a particular group. To see the letters please open the

following web link

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

1. Letter

For Friends & Family

·

This letter has been designed to help you

express to your friends and/or family how this condition is affecting your

life. It can be used as a template or a guideline upon which you can build,

expand or change to suit your particular situation.

2. Letter

For Doctors

·

This letter consists of four different hand-outs

for health professionals–a traditional letter, a fact sheet, a copy of the

recent New York Times article, and the Misophonia Activation Scale. Feel free

to use this as a template upon which you can build and discuss with your health

care professional. Remember, it is critical to help raise awareness in the

medical community.

3.

Letter For Research

·

This letter has been designed in order to raise

awareness in the academic research community. This is a template letter in

which you will need to add your own experiences tailored towards the research

institution that you are contacting.

I would like to express my deepest thanks to the following

people. Without whom this project would never have been completed, each of you

worked exceptionally hard. I am in your debt.

Adah Siganoff

Heidi Salerno

Kessler

Lynda Mayers

And to those who wish to remain anonymous, my thanks to you

as well.

We all hope you find these template letters helpful.

Projects such as this are only made possible through a

shared goal and close teamwork. I am very glad to have been involved with such

a great team.

We would love to hear your feedback on the letters so please

either respond directly to this post or write at the below link:

http://www.misophonia.info/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=15 & t=600

With the upcoming piece on 20 / 20 it is critical now more

than ever that we rise up as a collective group with focused intent and a

shared goal. To raise awareness of this condition aiming towards research which

will in time lead towards a cure for all of us. Of that I am sure.

Remember the letters can be reached at this address:

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

With Hope,

McKenna

[Guest guest]

Thank you for all your hard work with this project and for maintaining an amazing website. My wish is for people to put helpful info on the discussion board there as it'll be so much easier for the new folks to findThank you !HeidiSent from my iPhone

Hi all,

It has been a privilege to work alongside a small group of

like-minded people in creating template letters that help describe the

condition Misophonia.

Presently there are three letters you can download, each

targeted towards a particular group. To see the letters please open the

following web link

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

1. Letter

For Friends & Family

·

This letter has been designed to help you

express to your friends and/or family how this condition is affecting your

life. It can be used as a template or a guideline upon which you can build,

expand or change to suit your particular situation.

2. Letter

For Doctors

·

This letter consists of four different hand-outs

for health professionals–a traditional letter, a fact sheet, a copy of the

recent New York Times article, and the Misophonia Activation Scale. Feel free

to use this as a template upon which you can build and discuss with your health

care professional. Remember, it is critical to help raise awareness in the

medical community.

3.

Letter For Research

·

This letter has been designed in order to raise

awareness in the academic research community. This is a template letter in

which you will need to add your own experiences tailored towards the research

institution that you are contacting.

I would like to express my deepest thanks to the following

people. Without whom this project would never have been completed, each of you

worked exceptionally hard. I am in your debt.

Adah Siganoff

Heidi Salerno

Kessler

Lynda Mayers

And to those who wish to remain anonymous, my thanks to you

as well.

We all hope you find these template letters helpful.

Projects such as this are only made possible through a

shared goal and close teamwork. I am very glad to have been involved with such

a great team.

We would love to hear your feedback on the letters so please

either respond directly to this post or write at the below link:

http://www.misophonia.info/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=15 & t=600

With the upcoming piece on 20 / 20 it is critical now more

than ever that we rise up as a collective group with focused intent and a

shared goal. To raise awareness of this condition aiming towards research which

will in time lead towards a cure for all of us. Of that I am sure.

Remember the letters can be reached at this address:

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

With Hope,

McKenna

[Guest guest]

Awesome - thank you so SO SO much!!

Subject: Misophonia letters are now here!To: "Sound sensitivity" <Soundsensitivity >Cc: "Dr Marsha " Date: Friday, May 18, 2012, 6:04 AM

Hi all,

It has been a privilege to work alongside a small group of like-minded people in creating template letters that help describe the condition Misophonia.

Presently there are three letters you can download, each targeted towards a particular group. To see the letters please open the following web link

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

1. Letter For Friends & Family

· This letter has been designed to help you express to your friends and/or family how this condition is affecting your life. It can be used as a template or a guideline upon which you can build, expand or change to suit your particular situation.

2. Letter For Doctors

· This letter consists of four different hand-outs for health professionals–a traditional letter, a fact sheet, a copy of the recent New York Times article, and the Misophonia Activation Scale. Feel free to use this as a template upon which you can build and discuss with your health care professional. Remember, it is critical to help raise awareness in the medical community.

3. Letter For Research

· This letter has been designed in order to raise awareness in the academic research community. This is a template letter in which you will need to add your own experiences tailored towards the research institution that you are contacting.

I would like to express my deepest thanks to the following people. Without whom this project would never have been completed, each of you worked exceptionally hard. I am in your debt.

Adah Siganoff

Heidi Salerno Kessler

Lynda Mayers

And to those who wish to remain anonymous, my thanks to you as well.

We all hope you find these template letters helpful.

Projects such as this are only made possible through a shared goal and close teamwork. I am very glad to have been involved with such a great team.

We would love to hear your feedback on the letters so please either respond directly to this post or write at the below link:

http://www.misophonia.info/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=15 & t=600

With the upcoming piece on 20 / 20 it is critical now more than ever that we rise up as a collective group with focused intent and a shared goal. To raise awareness of this condition aiming towards research which will in time lead towards a cure for all of us. Of that I am sure.

Remember the letters can be reached at this address:

http://www.misophonia.info/resources/letters/

With Hope,

McKenna