https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html Blog about Misophonia and photography Thu, 25 Jun 2015 10:50:31 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.0.38 https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-59 Thu, 20 Feb 2014 20:52:47 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-59 Vanessa,
I’m really glad I helped, really!
I know how I would appreciate support from my parents and I’m happy your daughter will now have understanding parents! That means a lot! Trust me, dealing with this knowing that there’s no cure yet and without the love of the family who don’t admit Miso, is truly agonizing.
There is a lot more to say about growing up with Miso and I’ll be writing more of my experiences… Hope that will help also!
Thanks for letting me know, I feel like I did some good now!
Hugs to your daughter! She needs to know that there are people out there who understand her!

]]> https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-58 Thu, 20 Feb 2014 20:28:31 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-58 Thanks for this blog! I have a 14 year old who has this. At first I didn’t understand when she told me how certain sounds bugged her. I dismissed it thinking she was just being a rude teen to her siblings and other family members. I’m starting to do more research so I may understand where she is coming from. Especially after she has had thoughts of suicide. As a family we would eat together now I will feed her first or let her eat in her room. I know she struggles in school as well and I can’t do nothing about that. However I can change the actions and understanding at home. Again thanks for helping me walk in her shoes

]]> https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-38 Tue, 11 Feb 2014 06:12:12 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-38 Dennis,
what I find interesting is that we all seem to share almost the same perception of anger, hatred, torture… When growing up, teens don’t know how to fight these feelings. More years of experience with Miso will make dealing with Miso a bit easier and one will face it in a different way.
I wish your wish too…
What helped and still helping me is the support I got from others. We have each other, at least. Until a few months ago I though I’m alone.
Thank you for your words!

]]> https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-37 Tue, 11 Feb 2014 02:55:42 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-37 Very nicely written. I can picture myself in your story. So tortured and self-hated when I was younger. Now I’m still tortuerd but also angry that I’ve been cursed with MISO. The hatred is gone since I was able to put a name to this condition. I just wish that like so many other things in life, it would get more and more week and just fade away. No such luck. Keep writing and sharing with everyone. Thanks.

]]> https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-36 Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:49:54 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-36 Oh Mike,
I truly hope that someone will find my experiences helpful…
Thank you so much for your kind words!

]]> https://soundsofshutter.com/misophonia/growing-up-with-miso.html#comment-35 Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:40:18 +0000 http://soundsofshutter.com/?p=846#comment-35 so well written – I know people with miso and their family members will find your blog very helpful and supportive!
your photography is remarkable – a great inspiration for people to try to find and pursue their talents, despite the obstacles of miso.
thanks.

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