This is a brother story. As a child, he was so sensitive to sound that he could not sit in church without having his ears covered during hymns and organ music. Fast forward 30 years and he gets a ticket for noise violation while driving through a neighborhood. His sensitivities seemed to have worked in reverse.

No, I’m good with sound. It’s flashing lights and strobe lights that I don’t like.

Yes my daughter does. She is newly diagnosed so we are trying to figure things out. She now is super sensitive to loud noises and any thing going inside her ears. I realized me yelling for my husband to come help when she was having a seizure and it actually made it worse. I felt so bad about it. I have alot more knowledge and a rescue Inhaler now so I stay calm and quiet for her.

I don’t like loud noises. Keep the sound on the tv low. High pitched sounds bother me.

He now has to find a new routine, learn it, then get used to it all over again. It's gonna take some time for his brain to process this new information but of yall be patient. It's only hard at first but you'll get used to it soon enough. Good luck and God speed. Plenty of other people here who should help if neeed.