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Old 10-07-2006, 08:15 PM #1
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Lightbulb Chronic fatige syndrome and all
With the days getting shorter and many us complaining of the faigue what are thoughts of the shorter day light hours being a contributer. I know that I have Thyroid problems, hypothroid...but, this is even worse this time of year. With only 11 hours of daylight now and cooler days, I know I am limited on the exposure to sun I get.

I am really considering getting one of the lamps that simlate the sun. An inexpensive holder to clip on and a light bulb at Home Depot or Lowes should be the less expensive way to go.

If they bottled sunshine, maybe I could rub it all on!
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