When I started writing Full of Sound and Fury: Suffering With Misophonia and Auditory Over-Responsivity, it was a journey for myself. I do not say this lightly. When I say...Continue Reading
I have never felt ashamed of my anxiety and depression. I have suffered, tread through, and rejoiced in its remissions for the better part of ten years. Since I was...Continue Reading
A large problem with misophonia is the lack of public awareness. I’ve been advocating to fix that in every way I can. There’s not a lot I can do –...Continue Reading
“Everybody gets annoyed by certain noises.” “You just need to get over it, you can’t change the way the world works.” Welcome to Misophonia. Like other conditions, those of us...Continue Reading
It can start as early as four in the morning. Your neighbour stomps his feet around. All of a sudden you go from half-asleep and calm to a nervous wreck....Continue Reading
The title of this blog is about as important and controversial as what I’m about to tell you. I’ll start by saying that no, I do not agree with the...Continue Reading
I have Misophonia. It’s a new disorder (which a lot of people have) that affects how sounds are perceived. When you hear nails on a chalk-board or whistling, you may...Continue Reading
I don’t know what possessed me to live in an all girls dorm. I think it was the only place that I could get a single room. I met some...Continue Reading
For those of you wondering what was actually said in the letter I sent to the school here it is. To Whom It May Concern, Today, Tuesday January 7th, I...Continue Reading
If you’re a passionate person: your parents, grandparents, friends, and various other people tend to get on your back. Why do you care about this? Why do you have to...Continue Reading