Re: New RSS characteristic

[Guest guest]

Olivia is extremly noise sensitive as well. The slightest things

make her scream and terrify her, a car alarm down the street, the

stove buzzer, and loud trucks going by the house, etc. etc. Since

she was a preemie though the nurses warned us that she could become

noise sensitive since she spent the first 2 months of life in the

NICU and it is 24/7 lights, noise, beeps and constant activity.

Well they were right!! Although she is a bit better we still have at

least 2 episodes a day relating to loud noises.

I'm going to try the wax though!! I've tried cotton balls and all

it did was itch and drive her lil ears nuts! I just hope she can

still hear me enough to listen and pick up her toys... LOL.

Leah, Mom to Ash 8 Non-RSS and Olivia RSS 4yrs 18 lbs.

[Guest guest]

Leah, that's an interesting slant on the noise sensitivity issue.My daughter was

also in special care for 2 months! Could be the answer!

I'm definately going to look for those wax things for the next time we go to the

cinema!

Eileen(Imogen RSS 3 feet 16lbsish age 6)

leahdaf2000 littlegemf@...> wrote:

Olivia is extremly noise sensitive as well. The slightest things

make her scream and terrify her, a car alarm down the street, the

stove buzzer, and loud trucks going by the house, etc. etc. Since

she was a preemie though the nurses warned us that she could become

noise sensitive since she spent the first 2 months of life in the

NICU and it is 24/7 lights, noise, beeps and constant activity.

Well they were right!! Although she is a bit better we still have at

least 2 episodes a day relating to loud noises.

I'm going to try the wax though!! I've tried cotton balls and all

it did was itch and drive her lil ears nuts! I just hope she can

still hear me enough to listen and pick up her toys... LOL.

Leah, Mom to Ash 8 Non-RSS and Olivia RSS 4yrs 18 lbs.

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