why am i pickin up radio signals in my head?
hanging-with-db-cooper asked:
alright so heeres the backstory: i was in vietnam and we got hit by a mortar attaack and we lost 13 good men that day. i fractured my skull and they put a piece of gov’t issued steel in there. it was my ticket home thank god but we left lots of brave young men back tehre.
alright so heeres the backstory: i was in vietnam and we got hit by a mortar attaack and we lost 13 good men that day. i fractured my skull and they put a piece of gov’t issued steel in there. it was my ticket home thank god but we left lots of brave young men back tehre.
anyway, i went to get a haircut last week and the barber put some dang mink oil or something in my hair afterwads. ive never had it put in my hair. about 30 minutes later i start pickin up some weird trucker/shortwave radio in my head! its been happening ever since. i cant sleep
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help!
haratio: i wrapped up my head in tin foil and ntohin happened.
mr uncouth: i was in country in 68. platoon sgt. 2nd batallion/5th marines
maybe you’re paranoid. i know the war can do alot of bad things to someone. i dont know from experiance, but ive known alot of people who afterwards, have been hearing voices, and other weird noises. maybe you have Post Tramatic Syndrom. talk to someone. maybe it does have soemthing to do iwth that thing they put inside you. but their are alot of people who hear voises who dont have those things. have you been paranoid about anything lately? think of things that have been happening, and see if they have been causing you stress.
I’ve heard of this happening to some people after they get fillings at the dentist. And with the atmosphere filled with all kinds of electromagnetic waves, we have lots of energy penetrating our bodies. So I am not surprised this happens. Only trial and error experimentation can determine what causes this to become audible and annoy the person affected.
Have you lived since the Vietnam war until recently without this happening before?
Has this continued even after you washed your hair?
If it still does, when was the last time you had dental work done?
Some possible solutions to try include:
- position your bed differently, or move your bed to a new location in the room or sleep in a different room.
- wrap your head in aluminum foil. Experiment by first covering the upper half of your head above the eyebrows. If you still hear it, increase the coverage on the back and sides.
- shield your sleeping quarters for radio frequencies (scroll down to wall shields at the source link I posted below).
That is totally normal for what you have been through. I could swear I had you as a platoon officer during basic training over half a century ago.