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Old 02-24-2013, 11:20 PM #13
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Yes I have issues with noise, usually the television and radio. My DH has hearing loss so it's always a battle! I like it all to be very low. I can't really go to live music shows any more --it's too over stimulating. I've always liked being alone, long before I got MS. Now I just have to excuse myself for quiet alone time. Too much stimulation just make me so irritable!!
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