Do Your Ears Ring When Someone is Thinking About You?
It’s common to see the person, hear their voice, feel their presence, or start talking to them. It often happens when people least expect it, as if the mind has temporarily “forgotten” that the person has died or as the brain tries to understand and accept that the person has died for good.
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If there was a traumatic event or the grieving person, saw the person die or is constantly reminded of it, these memories of the person who died may happen more often.
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It’s common to think you can hear or see someone who has died. Some people have also said that they could smell or feel the warmth of a loved one.
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The following people who had an acoustic neuroma removed at the Michigan Ear Institute have agreed to talk about their experiences.
They thought that the Internet focused too much on the bad stories that often happen when people with Acoustic Neuromas go to clinics that don’t know much about them. When treating tumors, it’s important to have a lot of experience. Doctors at MEI have taken out more than 1,000 tumors.
Keep in mind: Like almost everyone else, these people were nervous before surgery. They wanted to know what other people going through the same thing had to say. These participants, whose stories are below, have become Support Persons willing to talk to and share their experiences with people with tumors.