College & University with Misophonia
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2016
- Follow me @ / living-with-miso
"Misophonia is a neurological condition caused by a malfunction in the brain. When someone with misophonia hears a trigger sound, their brain throws the body into panic, triggering the fight or flight response. This causes symptoms such as sweating, heart racing, severe anxiety, and strong negative emotions. Common trigger sounds include gum chewing, eating noises, coughing, sniffling, clicking, and almost anything to do with the mouth and nose"
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You are amazing! No doubt you were able to succeed in getting the cooperation of your fellow students because you are well-spoken and intelligent. If people think they are superior to you, they won't listen to you and will torment you if given the opportunity. You must carry yourself very well! I am a particularly difficult case and tried committing suicide earlier this year due to the purposeful instigation of others (they make the sounds on purpose). Your video gives me hope that maybe things will get better for me. Thanks!
It's tough, but things can definitely get better. Especially if you're still young and in school, that won't last forever and you'll have more options later on.
What you did is great and you have a very positive attitude, which is very inspiring! Thanks for this video.
I'm lucky that my miso didn't really kick in until after college, so my school years weren't made even worse by that (except dealing with coffee slurpers in a couple of early classes). This video would have been so encouraging, though, if I was in college now. Your attitude is awesome. When you're in the middle of dealing with something it's so easy to think that you have no options or that "I've tried everything" but your creative solutions show that there is always something else you can try.
just fell in love watching this
noises coming from the back trigger me more than the front, im glad im not alone with that!
I'm going to try white noise. People coughing and grunting in lecture halls have driven my infuriation to the point where I have stopped going to lectures altogether. I'll see if this helps. I'm also going to get a stress ball (so I stop slamming the desk as a reflex reaction - that's always embarrassing). Thank you so much :) I hope one day I'll be able to participate in class again.
Thank you so much for this there’s a guy in my psych class who like sniffles all the time and like snorts all the time and it’s so distracting to me that I always look back at him and I feel so bad because I don’t mean to I just do it automatically
Hey. Firstl:thank you so much for this video!! Xx so.. I'm gonna start attending university in 2 months and I've really bad misophonia and I already got pink noise hearing aids back in February and wear them every day the whole day.. but I'm already really afraid because I've also bad social anxiety and im shy and introverted and just the whole package :'D and In addition I'm only 17 and I just don't wanna be that weird girl who just wants attention (because back in high school I literally ranked 3rd in the category "drama queen" in our yearbook) and when I asked some people they said: "yeah well.. remember the time you ran outta class almost crying just bc someone didn't stop clicking with their pen when you asked them to" and things like that.. and I'm just afraid that people wogt understand and I'm afraid that i won't be able to find friends or if there won't be a place in the back I already know that I would freak out and I just don't know how I'll survive it.. i mean.. I don't even know yet how it is there, but... I don't know, do I seem crazy? But again thank you so much for the tips!!