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Old 09-08-2011, 04:20 PM #1
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Default tv...someone suggested wearing sunglasses
I met someone today who told me her husband has pcs for 5 years from an auto accident. She said that he wears sunglasses when he watches tv.

does this sound like it would potentially help? I'm so bored and desperate to watch more than an half hour a day!! I usually just feel like crap from everything I do...I just don't understand WHY I can just veg out in front of the tv
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