Wait, there is more to this story. There is no gun loud enough to "destroy your ears" by firing a single shot. This just isn't possible. You are giving half a story or not telling the truth. Anyone who has ever fired a gun knows this is bullshit.
Are you familiar with hyperacusis caused by acoustic trauma????? People can get tinnitus and hyperacusis from any loud bang from a Remington revolver like mine to a firecracker.. even a loud concert. Look things up before saying something isn't true.
I'm so saddened for what you been through,
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Thanks so much, there's nothing like the guilt of destroying your life from being too stupid,
No it isn't possible. One gunshot does not "destroy ears" resulting in permanent disability. The entire story has holes and doesn't make sense. It is unclear on the timing of the gunshot, struggle, and a bunch of other details. As with many similar posts here, a user posts vague, cryptic information and then Ignores posts asking for clarification.
when a story doesn't make sense there is a reason
Hahah you are right about something I was too vague, I tell the whole story in another post "The Gun Incident", she gave it back I put it in the closet and a couple of weeks after I took it out started handling it and it went off. Sorry for not being specific about the timing. But do go search "hyperacusis" and "acoustic trauma", people are getting it now from using headphones all the time! Not too many ppl. The incident also happened indoors so the sound got the chance to bounce.
I'm so saddened for what you been through,
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Are you german friend?? I studied languages before this and was just starting German. Had to quit, it's impossible to learn a language when sounds hurt and you have to avoid all sounds coming from electronic devices.
Were the accidental discharge and her returning the gun separate incidents? Because it sounds from your first post that she you gave you the gun back, you flipped out, and accidentally fired it, destroying your ears. But now it sounds like that happened before you gave her the gun. What was the chaos that ensued?
I was too vague sorry I explain it below, the chaos that ensued is what my life has become after that.
Eh I mean, it's possible..?
People are different but, I was left with tinnitus after firing a rifle, it comes back every now and then. I sure don't regret it though.
You were so lucky! People can get tinnitus, hyperacusis and hearing loss from firing weapons without ear protection. Some pple can fire tons of shots and not get T and H but the only way to know is when u get it. So, better safe than sorry! I'd never had a gun in my hands before this, didn't know how to shoot, it was a very old Remington revolver.
Are you familiar with hyperacusis caused by acoustic trauma????? People can get tinnitus and hyperacusis from any loud bang from a Remington revolver like mine to a firecracker.. even a loud concert. Look things up before saying something isn't true.
Thanks so much, there's nothing like the guilt of destroying your life from being too stupid,
Hahah you are right about something I was too vague, I tell the whole story in another post "The Gun Incident", she gave it back I put it in the closet and a couple of weeks after I took it out started handling it and it went off. Sorry for not being specific about the timing. But do go search "hyperacusis" and "acoustic trauma", people are getting it now from using headphones all the time! Not too many ppl. The incident also happened indoors so the sound got the chance to bounce.
Are you german friend?? I studied languages before this and was just starting German. Had to quit, it's impossible to learn a language when sounds hurt and you have to avoid all sounds coming from electronic devices.
I was too vague sorry I explain it below, the chaos that ensued is what my life has become after that.
You were so lucky! People can get tinnitus, hyperacusis and hearing loss from firing weapons without ear protection. Some pple can fire tons of shots and not get T and H but the only way to know is when u get it. So, better safe than sorry! I'd never had a gun in my hands before this, didn't know how to shoot, it was a very old Remington revolver.
No it isn't possible. One gunshot does not "destroy ears" resulting in permanent disability. The entire story has holes and doesn't make sense. It is unclear on the timing of the gunshot, struggle, and a bunch of other details. As with many similar posts here, a user posts vague, cryptic information and then Ignores posts asking for clarification.
when a story doesn't make sense there is a reason
There are other members here with noise induced hyperacusis.
