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Saranne, The fact that sounds are now uncomfortably loud does sound a lot like recruitment. Auditory recruitment is the condition where hearing is abnormally sensitive to changes in the intensity of
The "feeling full and fluttering" sounds possibly like eustachian tube dysfunction. Have a look at this answer: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Audiology-Otolaryngology-963/Fluttering-sensation-ear .
To be honest if you were standing in front of me I would knock that chip of your shoulder! It is obvious that we come from two different perspectives. I had difficulty speaking into my teen years. It
I have the same situation. If I think the person isn't listen I tell them to. You need to be assertive in what you do. If your cleft doesn't affect your ability to work it is a hindrance not a disability
This is a doubled edged sword. Cleft palate in and of itself is not a disability per se. It becomes a disability if it impairs your ability to communicate. A doctor can certify that you have a cleft palate

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