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Originally Posted by vodpop
Southie- Thanks for the information, I'll be sure and check out that website. My neuro seemed interested when I told her that I thought the problem was due more to the pitch in the sound than the reverberation after all and now I have some research to do. That's going to be a great help. Thanks!
Stef
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You're welcomed. It's been around for a long time, but if you ARE deemed one, please be very careful! Because it can trigger into Grand Mal / Tonic Clonic!
That's what it typically did with me, I would lapse into CP, be almost like hypnotized state or trance-like stance and most of the time my family or friends would pull me away if they caught it, and if not, then I would lapse into a TC and end up being in the ER at a hospital.
I had this type of seizures before the car accident made me deaf overnight, certain frequencies and hertz will provoke seizures. Now I'm vibration sensitive. I have to be very careful with those Amplifiers, especially with those boom boxes.
Now being vibration sensitive is different, same mode - except I can't hear it, only feel it, but I get the same response - fortunately the meds I'm currently on controls it all!
I'm glad your Doctor is working with you and let your Doctor know about it, there's plenty of information and more about it out there on the 'net!
(NOTE: Amps & Boom Boxes are a problem for pacemakers and other medical devices as well)
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