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Old 04-23-2012, 04:15 PM #1
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Default Is noise a problem for others with chronic pain?
I'm just curious if noise is a problem for those like me who suffer from chronic nerve pain? I would like to have those double windows installed so when I sleep at night I don't get bothered by noise, which can be cars, motorcycles, barking dogs, birds etc. I could take sleeping pills but they are very addictive! I would appreciate your feedback with regard to this!
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