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Date Posted: 23:22:32 05/15/07 Tue
Author: danny
Subject: Re: Questions
In reply to: Janice Deirmenjian 's message, "Questions" on 09:42:48 11/16/00 Thu

>Occasionally I am awakened in the middle of the night
>by the sound of a bell or by hearing someone say or
>whisper my name. Last night for instance, I was
>awakened by the sound of a distinct doorbell. I know
>that it was not my doorbell. I looked at the clock and
>it was 3:33 a.m. I looked out the window to see if
>anyone was there. I walked into the hallway and
>checked my son's room, and all was quiet. Another
>time I was asleep and I heard my name "Jan" whispered,
>as if someone was right there trying to wake me up
>without frightening me. Sometimes I just wake up to
>the sound of a bell. Have you heard of this before?
>If so, does it mean anything to you. Please advise.
>Thank you.
i've had a long-running episode of hearing my doorbell ringing-usually every morning, sometimes a few weeks in a row, but finding that nobody's there. i de-activated my door bell and had less recurrances (remember that it could only be in my head by that point-doorbell disconnected) until finally all was ok-i guess the knowledge of doorbell not working slowly seaps through to the unconcious until it registers,then you can eventually convince yourself to the point where you no longer hear the doorbell. iwas diagnosed with asperger's syndrome when i was sixteen- Danny

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