
My Partner Has Misophonia
I live with a woman who hears what I don't hear. A clicking pen can ruin her whole day.

What? I Said, Does He Wear Hearing Aids!
I asked if he wanted a coffee. He heard "toffee." This is the archive of everything that was said and everything that was heard.
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Also available in Spanish: Mi papá usa audífonos: ¿Qué? ¡Que si usa audífonos!
These books are humor and general information and do not replace the opinion of a health professional.
Who it is for
It is for you if you live with your dad and want to understand what is going on, know what to do and laugh a little along the way, no lectures. It also works as a gift for whoever shares a home with them.
For your family → · Ears, eyes & senses → · Misophonia, tinnitus & hearing aids →
It is for you if you live with your dad and want to understand what is going on, know what to do and laugh a little along the way, no lectures. It also works as a gift for whoever shares a home with them.
US$2.49, one-time payment in the Payhip store. You get the PDF instantly and read it on phone, tablet or computer.
These books are humor and general information and do not replace the opinion of a health professional.
Yes. You have 14 days from the purchase. Write to us from the store's contact page and tell us briefly what you did not like or what we can improve. With that feedback we refund your money to the same payment method. We ask for it because it helps us improve the books.
Why get it?
It is the friendliest way to say “I want to understand you” without a lecture: a short, funny ebook you can read in an afternoon. Read it to understand your dad better, or hand it to your dad with a smile and laugh together about what you both already know is happening.
A funny, tender gift for families with someone who says "what?" more than four times a day.
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