Well since i last wrote i’ve still been having a difficult time, struggling with my fatigue, worsened by the lack of sleep due to lack of consideration from the tenants below me. I’ve been trying to keep going on 4/5 hours, i can’t do it, i need a good 7/8 hours. It’s been so bad i couldn’t see properly it was like looking through fog and by the evening like trying to peer through slits and the aching around my face and in my body is indescribable.
However, after calling into the housing office again on Thurs 8 May and explaining my problem yet again, i told the man on the desk i’d been in before and telephoned twice but noone had gotten back to me. He said he’d email, which he did while i was there and said if the manager didn’t call me to call her. I had a phone call on the following Monday, she said she’d write and call them in. I recieved another phone call on Friday 16th, she was sorry she hadn’t been in the office much but she’d be writing to them today to go see her next week. So fingers crossed and i hope there wont be any repercussions from these people.
On Friday i finally got to bed again about 11:30, i have to wait until they go quiet and i think they’ve gone to sleep. Because of the way things have been i have a constant fear i’m going to be woken just as i’m going to sleep or when i am asleep. I woke about 8am then slept again until 11am, i couldn’t believe it, the first time since they came. Either someone hit me over the head or they hit them and knocked them out cold. I still had to have a sleep later though, i was trying to watch programmes i’d recorded but i kept nodding off. so i gave in and slept for about 2 hours.
This morning i wasn’t so lucky, she woke me about 7:30am with this horrid cough she has, she sounds like a navvy, ugh yuk, she makes me ill.
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May 22nd, 2008 at 2:04 pm
Have you tried earplugs ? OR…decorating your entire flat walls in egg cases (they make very good sound insulators).
At least you’re beginning to grab some sleep.
I suggest you rip up your carpet & install laminate or other wooden flooring and going around in stillettos or a pogo stick…That should give ‘em a taste of their own medicine and who knows, it may even make them think about their noise.
:O)
May 25th, 2008 at 8:55 am
Hiya!!! Yes, i’ve tried earplugs, they help a bit when they’re talking but are no deterrent against the door slamming, also they aggravate my tinnitus problem and come out lol
Ha Ha like the other suggestion, i know they don’t have carpet because i can hear her clipping round and the dog skidding, so i’m going to keep that suggestion in mind :=)