Old Mystic (Stonington) CT 06378 · 2018-04-21 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Old Mystic (Stonington) CT 06378
It sounds like a constant hum, vibration. It reminds me of steam in an antique heating system rushing through the pipes. It''s making me crazy. My husband doesn't hear it. My doctor says maybe tinnitus, however when I am in Georgia for the winter it goes away. My husband thinks it's related to my being bipolar. Please help, I can hardly enjoying living in my home
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