OT - Sensory Overload

[Leslie Bartlett]

My audiologist finds me quite fun to work with as hearing  impaired, because
in the areas where I hear, I'll tell her to adjust a sound band oh, 3 db.
If she goes to 5, and sometimes even to 4, I know it and tell her it's
wrong.   Yet I am significnatly impaired, and have to wear hearing
aids..........  It's weird.
les b

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From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Michelle Smith
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 9:36 PM
To: 'Pianotech List'
Subject: OT - Sensory Overload



Hi all.  My son started school this year and is being tested for some
sensory issues.  He's always been extremely sensitive to sounds, busy
environments, textures, etc.  I think he got it from me.  My husband says
I'm ridiculously sensitive to noise, certain clothing, crowded places, etc.
Loud parties/restaurants stress me out.  The grasshopper-type creatures
outside our house this time of year severely hurt my ears.

 

I started thinking about our group of piano technicians and wondering if our
sensitive ears are a blessing as well as a curse.  Do any of you fall into
the sensory overload category?  

 

Michelle Smith

Smith Piano Service

Bastrop, Texas

 


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