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.........Anyone else care to share their experiences?
Me...... I do! Loud noises actually cause me pain in the ear drums these days. Loud music, TV up too loud, noisy cars, that sort of thing. If a door slams, I get a sudden sharp earache. Not nice!

Like the others, I can hear tnings not usually audible, but so far I've not over-heard anything beneficial to me, ...... which is sad!
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