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Barbara, You can attribute losing patience and such with getting a little
older. But Jake is only 14 and since TM constant loudness and large crowds
really bother him I think its a part of the hypersensitivity. Judi
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> From: JHarper33 <JHarper33(AT)aol.com>
> To: tmic-list(AT)eskimo.com
> Subject: Nerves
> Date: Saturday, March 14, 1998 12:41 PM
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> When I began to experience "weird" sensations weeks after TM diagnosis,
my
> neurologist said he thought the TM affected my nerves, making them more
> sensitive to stimuli. He specified that he was talking about the real,
actual
> nerves and did not mean that I was a "nervous" person. But I also find
that
> things seem to "get on my nerves" (in the way that that term is usually
> understood) more easily. I have a very hard time tolerating noise (either
loud
> or persistent), bright or flashing lights, "busy" places of any kind.
Those
> things would bother me in the past, anyway, but they seem to bother me
more
> easily now some times. And I seem to have less patience...never a virtue
I
> excelled in, anyway, but I seem to have even less of it now. I'm
wondering if
> this has anything to do with TM or just getting older, as I do find
> characteristics like this in older people I know.
>
> Barbara
>
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Barbara, You can attribute =
losing patience and such with getting a little older. But Jake is =
only 14 and since TM constant loudness and large crowds really bother =
him I think its a part of the hypersensitivity. =
Judi
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> From: JHarper33 <JHarper33(AT)aol.com>
> To: tmic-list(AT)eskimo.com
> Subject: Nerves
> Date: Saturday, March =
14, 1998 12:41 PM
>
> When I began to experience =
"weird" sensations weeks after TM diagnosis, my
> =
neurologist said he thought the TM affected my nerves, making them =
more
> sensitive to stimuli. He specified that he was talking =
about the real, actual
> nerves and did not mean that I was a =
"nervous" person. But I also find that
> things seem to =
"get on my nerves" (in the way that that term is =
usually
> understood) more easily. I have a very hard time =
tolerating noise (either loud
> or persistent), bright or flashing =
lights, "busy" places of any kind. Those
> things would =
bother me in the past, anyway, but they seem to bother me more
> =
easily now some times. And I seem to have less patience...never a virtue =
I
> excelled in, anyway, but I seem to have even less of it now. =
I'm wondering if
> this has anything to do with TM or just getting =
older, as I do find
> characteristics like this in older people I =
know.
>
> Barbara
>