dudeman3

The sounds of mowers and two cycle engines are inescapable. Anywhere I seek refuge from said cacophony of sound pollution, there seems another will arrive and engage the noise. The noises are infuriating.

I use a specific guitar pick (never touched strings) to load my kief. What do you use?

I had a hankering for some pizza. I order it for delivery online, all is good. Tell them I'm paying cash. Cool. Pizza just arrived, pizza delivery person cannot break a fifty. What?! Its money and I told you ahead of time, via the online, I pay cash. Have some change. I had a fifty, a ten a five, and three singles. Cost was just over twenty-two dollars. "Well I can't break that." I responded with, well then I guess I am shit outta luck. And he left with my food cause he couldn't break a fifty. Come on!!!!! Just wanted a pie. It was not meant to be...? Ugh.

Since my accident occurredmany years ago, I have had hyper acute hearing. On top of being generally sensitive to the outside stimulation, hearing everything all the time becomes overwhelming quickly. I know the tinnitus comes and goes at unpredictable intervals. I can only imagine the sounds dogs hear, but we don't.

At the end of each day I am exhausted from the input overload. Luckily that alliws me to gain rest when I do fall into dreamland.

I wonder if cryo therapy could be an effective treatment. I am researching options further.

How do your post tbi symptoms affect you?

This is just kinda a rant.

High school was nearly over, spring senior year. I was looking forward to being in college.
One day, I drove home for lunch when I abruptly met an inanimate object. The car crumped and landed on roof where I was found dangling unresponsive from my seatbelt.
Five weeks later, I began to regain my consciousness slowly as I emerge from my medically induced coma.
During my coma I turned 18, missed my high school graduation, senior prom, older brother's collgege graduation and several other milestones. Ask me anything.

I was involved in a life altering car wreck ~13+ years ago. Was contre coup tbi, caused all sorts of stuff. Luckily was all sorted out in surgeries post accident. Now, 13 years later, I find certain levels of pain desirable. Have any other survivors felt this? If so, please describe.

I promote self-reliance as a form of empowermennt. You are the only one/thing worth pursuing. Everybody else is merely a futile hope. HOPE is dangerous, be careful hoiw and with whom you place it.

I enjoy ignoring the entire bar, and reading a 2000+ pahe book whilst sitting at a busy bar sipping my drink.

Softball fielders who wear a mask (accept for cat catcher), should NOT be on the team. Contact sport, afterall.
If you want to play, you risk the chance of injury. If you are not confident in your own relexes, bowl or swim or something.

Even as a child i never understood the appeal of screaming one's brains out to demonstrate the feeling of excitement. The noise if awful when heard and produced, the sensation on the vocal chords is awful. Just my unpopular opinion of the day.

Also it has always seemed exceedingly juvenile, yet i see adults voicing the obscene noise pollution also. Sigh, people.

Basketball is nowhere near as fun as hockey to watch. Battle your sneakers on wood V battle ice on skates, give me skates and ice anytime. You can walk, good for you.

Since my accident, I have noticed my hearing sensitivity has greatly increased. A specific example, when I hear the shower stream on tile in my stall, I swear I could hear a very very faint 80s hit music. It kinda creeps me out, but not in a bad way.
Anybody experience anything similar?