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Last edited by willous1; 24-09-18 at 09:34.
Please can someone help. I was at my parents all weekend with my family in one room. I have a constant sick feeling, tight chest etc. My neighbour has not even been that bad but my anxiety/brain has just overtaken and I cannot go back to my own home without crying and feeling sick. I am stuck and now off work,the council won't do anything and it seems nothing can be done. I am at the end of it now. Will Propranolol help the horrible anxious feeling in the stomach?? My life is ruined all because of my neighbour, even if she moves and I hear it I didnt know how to cope, now its just being in the flat. What do I do?
I had that for a while when I had a heavy walker above me. So annoying and the walking and banging of some stuff on the floor would wake me up in the mornings and I guess annoy me during the day if it was excessive.
Anyway, all I did was when I was home and doing work or house work and it got annoying....boom, I'd put on my headphones and listen to music or the radio on my phone. If I was watching TV, I used wireless headphones and listen to the TV. At night when going to sleep, I'd use my ear plugs connected to my computer and listen to Youtube rains sounds. I never woke up early because of the loud sounds. I never heard the annoying upstairs crap anymore. Peaceful. If no one was home upstairs....great no headphones ha.
They have since moved. Next couple put in the required carpeting without complaining. So it's very quiet now.
I know this thread is a few years old now, but this post did get me thinking that many houses and flats, especially semis and terraces, have never really been designed and built with neighbour noise nuisance in mind, often with very poor soundproofing in between individual properties, whether above, below or beside (or all 3).
An issue that's sadly often been overlooked by architects and builders pretty much since time immemorial.
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