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Archive for March, 2010

Something that inevitably comes up in every story about what I call auditory memory loops (AMLs) is the issue of sleep. For some of us, it is just a matter of getting our heads quiet enough for a few minutes to let us fall asleep. For others, the crazy broken record shows up in our [...]

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A lady named Dana contacted me about a month ago. Her 6-year-old son apparently suffers from the stuck music (AMLs). She does not know exactly how long he’s had this issue because he’s only recently developed the ability to express what’s going on inside his head. Until fairly recently, he had assumed that everyone had stuck [...]

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My broken record (BR) or auditory memory loops (AMLs) started in my late 40s. First I noticed that I had little stuck songs more often, mainly after I played a favorite over and over. But like always they faded after a day or so. Then one day I realized couldn’t get them out of my [...]

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Brief Update

Since my last post on the other blog, I have been contacted by many more sufferers of the broken record (BR) syndrome or auditory memory loops (AMLs). I promise to start posting their stories along with the latest news about my own journey with this maddening affliction. Please bookmark this site so you can check [...]

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This is the second of my posts about songs stuck in your head from my general health and hormones blog. From now on all posts on this subject will be published here at brokenrecordsyndrome.wordpress.com. If you want to stay abreast of what others are sharing or learning, just bookmark this page. Pat Broken Record Syndrome [...]

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In this first post I will copy the first of two posts I published on my general Health and Hormones blog. I want to put all the information in one place so that anyone who finds this can see what the others are going through and may be able get hints from other sufferers. My [...]

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