It's not all in my head! Well, it IS in my head, but not the way I thought. Lemme explain. For YEARS, I've struggled with hearing in noisy environments. Loud places exhaust me, and trying to carry on a conversation in a loud place? GAH. But my hearing tests kept coming back fine (Was it me? Was I imagining things?), so I just avoided social situations involving more than one or two people. As solutions go, that ... wasn't optimal. (1/3)

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13 小時內	Sanna mspoppadom	auditory processing disorder would’ve been my initial pick.. where the noise overwhelms the message. There’s a lag in processing. By the time I ask you to repeat yourself I have caught up. Long verbal instructions just confuse me. I need subtitles on. I cope better using Loop Engage plugs as they reduce the overall noise/volume but allow me to still hear conversations around me.