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cin605

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Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« on: July 14, 2010, 12:58:37 pm »
Any one get the "morse Code" during thunder,lightining storms....It crazy my ear is ringng off the hook.......itermitantly..bee..bee.....beeeeppp..beee..beee..beee.beee...beeeeep.
Another issue.....every time i go to walmart i am getting a shock when i get to a certain point in the store.Its been 5x now in the same spot in the store...i look to see if anyone else is feeling it..no...i even had my son roll the cart over that spot and nothing....
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Re: Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« Reply #1 on: July 14, 2010, 02:55:22 pm »
WOW, you must be wired!  Truthfully, it must have something to do with a certain frequency in that spot in the store that triggers a hyperacussis response for you ..... sort of like dogs hearing very high pitches that we human beings do not.

I'll have to pay attention in the next thunderstorm.   ::)  I so frequently have the Morse code stuff ...... not sure if it is in the same situation every time.  I am trying so hard to ignore the tinnitus and focus on other more pleasant things in my environment ..... and I can do so much of the time, except when I am very tired and/or stressed.

Interesting thread .....

Clarice
Right MVD for trigeminal neuralgia, 1994, Pittsburgh, PA
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Re: Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« Reply #2 on: July 14, 2010, 08:48:37 pm »
Weird is right.
I never got Morse code signals when I lived in South TX after my surgery. Now I live in WA and we don't have thunderstorms!
So, never experience anything like that, nor the Wal Mart freaky thing.
Weird is right :o
Do you have the BAHA implant or anything that might react?
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Re: Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« Reply #3 on: July 15, 2010, 07:32:27 am »
Nothing close to that and we have had enough severe storms this spring/summer I believe I would have noticed.  Do you have any implants that might be susceptible to background RF noise?
AN right side 12mm x 9mm x 9mm
Middle fossa surgery 11/4/09 at House (Dr. Brackmann/Dr. Schwartz)
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cin605

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Re: Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« Reply #4 on: July 15, 2010, 07:11:07 pm »
Nope ...no implants...anywhere...lol...just the usual titanium mesh plates and screws! ;D
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2cm removed retrosig 6/26/08
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Re: Thunder storms and Tinnitus
« Reply #5 on: July 15, 2010, 08:25:52 pm »
I live in Phoenix, AZ...where we usually get some pretty good t-storms during the summer time (we call em monsoons). So far though it's been a bust, but I will let you know if it makes mine pop when they start happening! :)
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