Gabriel5050

Did you try checking amazon?

I'm not from the US and the way international shipping is handled here is so annoying, having to explain and show what's inside. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll keep searching.

I've used both. If you can't get ALCAR, try N-Acetyl L-Carnitine.

Funny cause I've got an old car and my T never spikes from it. I drove ten hours on Friday and not even the slightest spike happened. I'm grateful cause I've have to drive a lot. I do wear ear plugs.

@Kriszti me too! Certain things spike my T whether I protect or not (and some aren't loud at all) which is just so confusing

The spike still didn't subside. :( Start was on Saturday. Edit 08 aug: it was a worsening after all.

I get fleeting T a lot, sometimes up to 5x a day.

I have fleeting T over my normal T everyday.

Check out
https://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/29/garden/training-a-cat-to-walk-on-a-leash.html
and
https://www.facebook.com/JacksonGalaxy/videos/2380567992187789/
It looks like that method has a good chance of working.
By the way, when a cat is outside, the chance that the cat eats something that makes it sick is high, so I am still not convinced that your neighbour had anything to do with it.

I'm glad your cat is back. Hope she's gonna be OK. Maybe it's just a coincidence and she ate something bad, but hopefully not poisonous.

Interesting responses Bill, I'll take them into account. Sorry for your loss. I got to keep my cat more indoors and microchip it to be able to say it's legally mine. I am not looking for conflict, so I do hope I was wrong about the neighbour.

Hopefully by 2025 several of the drugs they are testing will be released

I love babies and I got so afraid of their crying and screaming that I try to avoid them, which is a shame, because my friends' have the cutest kiddos. :( This condition is just inhumane.

Try wearing earplugs when you take a shower, or even taking baths instead of showers.

Actually I have a bathtub and a shower head installed. I try to only use it when I clean up.

Or COVID

@ABakos As horrible as it it that about 1 million people died, I want to point out 23 mil recovered and world population is 7.6 billion. So nowhere near ending the world. It's just news clickbait.

I hear you brother, I hear you. I’m terrible right now. Spinal pain also.

Based off my experience, probably the same, though those are good things to do in my opinion.

It was ok

I think you shouldn't. My mom dropped a metal bowl to the tile from like 2m right next to me. I freaked out, but it turned out OK. Take some magnesium and supplements for the nerves. I think you should be alright.

Worrying about stuff like that might have more effect that the actual noise

Agree with the above comment. The less I've worried about loud noises the less I got any reaction and fullness from hearing it. I used to react to dishes clanking together, but now today I stood next to a leaf blower for 2 minutes and didn't experience any spike or fullness.