I take it then,Wow, that you don't lose the Hum when you leave an area? As it's so intrusive, you would have mentioned this. Like many- you suspect Gravity Waves- and if this is the case there's little defence against them. Over the time I've been on this forum, not a lot of new leads have been aired ,as such- it IS an intractable problem for sure BUT the main thing I've got from here is the fact that one is not alone, nor batty or psychotic in any way. It's too common and widespread for that -and posters here are far from stupid- or bad at seeing their situation straight on. Removing the tag that it's not real is a big help in getting it in perspective. In your case, it seems like you need rather more than that. Go steady on the hooch- it can creep into your life more than welcome, if used to counteract negative factors that are best addressed in other ways. Have you tried your Environmental Health people locally? They may find nothing but they are usually reqd to act in response to a complaint.
On Oct 2, 6:02 am, MowWowWow <[email protected]> wrote: > I never have gotten rid of the hum over the years. I was one of the > ones who lost the hum when stepping out the threshold. and can hear > it with earplugs, sadly this is no longer the case as of Sep 29th > 2010. (To be honest I don't take very good journals or notes, but the > one thing which has changed is the loudness, enough to make me post.) > > Location South Sacramento. > > Before 11:05PM Wed 29th Sept the hum was very low for me. At least I > was getting 2 hours sleep at a time. > > But 11:05PM Wed 29th Sept the friggin thing kicked in, like never > before. I now hear it outside the house, in cars, across town, and in > other buildings. Even with a tv, stereo, radio on I can hear the Low > Frequency Hum right through it. This is new, it's the same loudness/ > amplitude(if only a visualization--if this is gravity waves) day or > night 24/7 and loud. It causes confusion, and blurred vision now. > > History Update: I also all my life hear an astral bell.. e.g. High > Frequency bell noise, but it doesn't wreck my day like the low > frequency hum does. The Low Frequency hum only started in my 40's. > Again, I hear both, high freq bell and Low Freq Diesel Engine/ Train > Engine sound. I am also near a small airport IN the flight path. > > I didn't pay close attention to the DTV conversion in conjunction with > the Hum. But to the best of my opinion it didn't seem to do anything > different hum wise. The Hum's been completely miserable me except for > the few silence breaks, and lower amplitude times over the years. > it's 24/7 now. > > My Defenses: Masking noise, use of a earplug sometimes, inebriation -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hum Sufferers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hum-sufferers?hl=en.
