Hi, Roswell:

I couldn’t quite get a read on your initial post. I hope you’re okay and not actually experiencing abuse from your neighbours?

I agree with what Cookiesmum1986 said.  I find it helpful to deliberately choose my community, when…

I've had two before, you might get a little claustrophobic but your not inside for long, i have no suggestions on how to cope with that. Its not very noisy but maybe use some earplugs if your extremely sensitive to noise.  Its not anything to worry…

I live in a quiet area and it was always quiet at home before we got a child. When my husband is cooking he also watches YouTube and I react the same. I just leave. The frying, boiling, chopping, the coffee machine is urghh tooo much + child talking …

I love Loop earplugs, they’ve changed my life!

However, I have lost two pairs of them and they’re not cheap so I now have an Apple air tag attached to the ones I have left.

I'm exactly the same. My wife doesn't particularly snore but just breathes at a normal volume and in a quiet village that sound is all I can hear so I have to put earplugs in most nights. Any movements such as her tossing and turning getting comfortable…

I would be really interested to know how you get on with them, I keep considering them myself but worry they will make my ears itch like the silicone earplugs I bought before 

Hi hope, thankyou for your reply.  

It must be devastating for you! When those noises disturbed you, how hard it goes? Can you still continue your activity, or should you wear any earplug?

You may benefit from Loop earplugs. I have a pair. They have different types based on what the sensory issue is that you have, so there's earphones for complete blocking out of all noise, earplugs for reducing noise and earplugs for sleep. Sensory issues…

Always had broken sleep,sleep with earplugs cos everything wakes me. Cooler i am,the better,weighted blanket would wake me when i can't turn. Would think i'd be kicking someone in a dream! Lol