Comments on: Being rude or Misophonia

By: mmaria

mmaria — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 10:50:31 +0000

Thank you for your comment June!

Somehow, I stopped blogging about Miso even though I really agree with you… every word that’s been written or said by anyone is worthy!

Sorry to hear about hyperacusis and hope that everything will be ok some day!

By: June Sperber

June Sperber — Thu, 25 Jun 2015 10:37:22 +0000

All of what has been written is relevent,more or less, to misaphonia sufferers.The anger, the agony, the lack of understanding and for some like me the anticipation of when things might be likely to happen so anticipation……These sites are very helpful indeed and so helpful with all the information they provide…..I also have hyperacusis which troubles me even more tha misaphonia.

By: mmaria

mmaria — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 17:31:37 +0000

Thank you Christine for contacting me!

The support is really great and it’s the only way we can help each other until they find some cure for us.
I’m attending a conference so I don’t have much time, but my next post will be about lecturers and almost 200 people eating in one time

Got to run! See you!

By: Christine Chevalier

Christine Chevalier — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 17:16:36 +0000

Thank you Maria for blogging about your condition. I find it so difficult to talk about the symptoms of misophonia without being categorized as a crazy angry bird….I have discovered the term misophonia only very recently. I am thrilled about this yahoo group and the other support networks I found on the www recently.
I look forward to read your next post.
Thank you again.
Christine

By: mmaria

mmaria — Sun, 26 Jan 2014 07:47:39 +0000

Now it’s time for me to say that you’re describing my situation

Actually, when I saw someone commented, before I read the comment, I thought that someone probably didn’t get it. So glad there’s someone who understands.
It means so much when you have someone who understand in real life. I don’t.

But, the good thing though is that we, Misophonia people, in some way, have each other.

Thank you for your comment. I’m here for you when ever you feel sad, bad or else!

By: Jackie

Jackie — Sat, 25 Jan 2014 22:40:03 +0000

Wow! I so do understand you since you are writing and describing my situation. My husband has very good manners, he eats politely and yet, I get so angry by listening him eating. Same when he is close to me and and breaths! The rage I feel is ridiculous but I just cannot help it! Sometimes I walk away but when I’m watching a TV show with him, I start mimicking his breathing, to me it feels like there is an elephant breathing right next to my ear.
I use to feel guilty about it until one day he yelled at me that if wanted him to stop breathing and eating so he wouldn’t disturb me. Of course I don’t want that so I went on line and ask “why I get so angry when people eat, breath….” And it is when to my relief I found out about Misophonia. I stopped feeling like a bad crazy person by knowing that there’s other people who feel the way I do and even though there is no cure, yet, we can maybe support each other. By the way, my husband doesn’t believe in it and doesn’t even want to read about it