Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds
#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds
#317 - Misophonia: Rage at Certain Sounds
Friday 10th February 2017
Charlynn Schmiedt discusses living with misophonia, sharing personal struggles and coping methods with her husband Patrick on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'.
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Get the buttons here!Living with Misophonia: Charlynn Schmiedt’s Journey
The secrecy is what kills us...this is a thing for me that is real, and I just want you to know, in case I seem angry or whatever, I'm not trying to tell you how to live your life.
Imagine feeling an intense surge of rage just from hearing someone chew gum or clear their throat. That's the reality for Charlynn Schmiedt, a 35-year-old barista who opens up about her life with misophonia on this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'. Misophonia triggers a 'fight or flight' response to specific everyday sounds, leading to emotional and physical turmoil. Charlynn candidly discusses the misunderstandings and challenges she faces due to this condition, which many people don't believe is real.
Her husband Patrick also joins the conversation, sharing his perspective on living with someone who has misophonia. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the daily struggles and the strategies they use to cope. But that's not all; Charlynn also touches on her battles with an eating disorder in her 20s, along with depression and anxiety. This episode offers a heartfelt look into how these issues intertwine and affect her life.
It's a raw and honest dialogue that sheds light on a condition many might not know about, providing valuable insights for anyone dealing with similar challenges.