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#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds

#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds

FromMental Illness Happy Hour


#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds

FromMental Illness Happy Hour

ratings:
Length:
160 minutes
Released:
Feb 10, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

35 year-old barista (and listener) Charlynn Schmiedt shares about having misophonia which is a "fight or flight" physical response to certain everyday sounds, such as gum chewing, throat clearing etc. and the complications and misunderstanding that arise out of having to interact with people who don't think it is a "real thing".  Charlynn also shares about having an eating disorder in her 20s as well as depression and anxiety.  Her husband Patrick sits in to also share what it is like to live with someone with misophonia.

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