Provo/Orem, Utah 84058 · 2018-08-15 · from the WORLDHUMMAP archive
A low hum in Provo/Orem, Utah 84058
1-4 Sounds at same time. 1st- HIGHEST HIGH, ear piercing to my core pitch that is the steady baseline core pitch. Its worse than possibly described, there is no way to accurately equate the intensity ALL THE TIME from this. I have ways of distracting myself and have just learned to cope with distraction techniques. But only successful part of my day.
Then there is a constant little jingle that plays like a horn or a kazoo that is the same damn little jingle for MONTHS now. I could him it to you no problem. Hell I only hear it 8 billion times a day (ok probably not that many, it may not be far off though lol!). The hurt in the piercing that accompanies the baseline hum. When I envision the cause of the pain, by just closing my eyes. Its awful, so I dont do it much. But I am viewing from anothers view looking at the side of my head. I see, through said owner of eyes view, holding a long, shiny metal tool, like Surgeons use or Dentists. It's pencil-width thick, about 12 inches long, sharpened to the pin point, and extremely painful when stabbed into my ear drum. Its clear as day vision, sometimes they are not fun to get lol. Make the best though. Pls if you can help I'd be extremely grateful. Thank you! We're good Thx
What they reported
First noticed: 2014
Loudest: During the night
Where: Indoors
Symptoms: Ear discomfort (pain, fullness, throbbing);Headache;Insomnia;Nausea;Sense of vibration;Anxiety;Thoughts of suicide to stop it
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