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02-05-2012, 09:18 AM
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Welcome to NeuroTalk!
 I have MS and cannot tolerate the lighting at some places. I remember when I was still working (I'm on SSDI now) I'd have to turn the overhead lights off in my office and use a table lamp. I can't tell you how many people would stick their arm in the door and flip on the lights.......   .Bright lights at night or anything that flashes or blinks is bad news for me, too. I hope you can get some relief. Things like this seem to affect every part of your life.
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