United States, Pico Rivera · 2021-05-20 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in United States, Pico Rivera
A low, rhythmic hum. It rises slowly, and crescendos at 5 seconds, and disappears at 9 seconds, with 4 seconds of complete silence in between. The only thing that stops the sound is putting my fingers in my ears. I do have an acute anxiety disorder, as well as bipolar disorder. I was taking my current dosage of medications long before the hum appeared
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both described a low hum
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