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Originally Posted by HarmonyinSilence
Despite it being an ongoing and likely permanent issue, I have found that alarms seem to work well, I guess the noise catches and retains my attention and I feel bad ignoring it so I usually do whatever the alarm says to do, hey whatever works right?
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Oh, that happens with me too! But I could be setting an alarm for 1 AM when I should be sleeping certainly and not for 1 PM.
I may have a timer here other than my stove that works that I can hear (here). My microwave alarm is not loud enough. I might find other H tries to use. He loves timers since he is the graduate professor of industrial engineering (had to pause a 1 sec to remember his real career, getting there!). 
I do tend to concentrate better when everyone's post flows nicely when reading (sigh).
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