Hey Mojoe,

I think it's different for everyone.
I was going crazy bored, but everything I was doing made me overstimulated.

My vestibular therapist said- u gotta stop doing that.

I didn't know what to do. I was lost!

My neuropsychologist had me try different hobbies that didn't bring out my symptoms.

For me it was making jewelry. I went slow and looked at picture and if my head did tire I took a break. I use my hand a lot, I feel productive, people love what I make, and it make me happy.

The other thing I discovered right away was that I could look at pictures or funnies. Does not bother me like reading or typing. Also I can watch a big screen like a tv. It really bothers me. But, I have watched a few documentaries on my ipad or phone. Both of those devices r easier for me.

Some things are much easier to do on my iPhone rather than my ipad.

I just started experimenting with games on the App Store. I have rejected doing any because it's so visual. This past week I looked for things that weren't busy or timed with simple movements. I'm open to it as long as it doesn't put my brain down.

I tried audio books but it bothers me. Maybe I haven't found the right voice. I like Peter Thomas‘ voice, but he only does crime shows. I could listen to him for a long time I think. It's the right tone I guess and no whistling or lisp.

Good luck...hunt around and try new things. Keep us posted. I'm always looking for something else to do.

Peace and wellness,

Jace