Posts by Amy Morgan2

I have no interest in what’s being churned up in the glass house; I am interested in what remains unperturbed.

Where can one procure unground nutmeg?

Does anyone happen to know where I can pick up some of that dreadful Canadian Unicum drink around here? Or am I going to have to drive all the way over to Canada to find it?

The issue is that I already underwent a CT scan right after the impact, and at that time, they didn't find any abnormalities whatsoever. To be perfectly honest, this problem didn't even surface until about a year later.

I honestly cannot wrap my head around why this is happening to me now when it was never an issue before, especially since I've been working in the music industry for years. Besides, millions of people attend loud concerts every single day, and I have never once heard anyone complaining about these specific symptoms. To be fair, I did suffer a blow to the head a while back—a total accident—but the doctors at the hospital cleared me, stating there was no lasting damage. It has been about a year since that incident and only now have these symptoms started surfacing.

Does anyone have even a vague idea of what might be going on here? Would it make any sense to reach out to a neurologist? I often experience intense pain radiating from those areas.

To provide some much-needed clarity, I have attached this image. To be precise, the areas highlighted in red are tender to the touch, irritated, and accompanied by sharp, stabbing pains. The exact same thing is happening on the other side. All of these symptoms manifest following exposure to noise, whether for a short or extended duration. I must reiterate: no one else is experiencing anything remotely similar to this.

gentletiger46 said:I haven't the slightest clue, but if I were you, I'd start by seeing a primary care physician. Have you even bothered to do some basic research on this issue online?

Of course I have. I have spent the better part of a year searching fruitlessly for any information regarding this phenomenon. It seems I am quite possibly a unique case.

To put it bluntly, I’ve been dealing with a rather bizarre issue for quite some time now. It's particularly frustrating because music is a massive part of my life, especially since I perform regularly as a member of a band.

The pattern is consistent: after any exposure to loud noise—whether it's a rehearsal, a gig, or just attending a concert—I experience significant pain in my temples, the areas around my ears, and even down my neck and along my jugular area.
These spots are tender to the touch, but even without physical contact, I feel this intense tightness, irritation, and even sharp, stabbing pains in those regions. It is an incredibly uncomfortable sensation. This discomfort lingers for days following the exposure and practically never seems to subside. This has been happening for over a year now, whereas I never suffered from anything like this before. None of my bandmates or anyone else in my circle have reported similar issues. Does anyone know what might be causing this, and more importantly, which specialist I should consult to get some actual help?

silentsailor5 said:How much money you're actually stealing ☕ is about as much as you have tucked away in your mascara during a frantic morning rush...

There is no need to discuss this in public. It appears I am already too late.

If obtaining the aforementioned item is no longer an option, I would at least appreciate some guidance on how to achieve a more faithful recreation. This is URGENT!

Does anyone know of a shop where I can pick up some fake beard and mustache supplies? It's an urgent matter. Thanks for any info you can provide.

I have my doubts.

I took a massive hit to the head, and I'm still feeling the aftereffects.
In my opinion, there's just no way to fix a brain injury once it happens.