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Default Any Ideas for making my computer screen concussion friendly?
Unfortunately, using a computer worsens my headaches. Any suggestions out there? I've done quite a lot already but I still need more help. After the concussion I got prismatic glasses from a NORA optician, I have a no glare large screen, and I took the red-green-blue colors out of my monitor. Am I missing anything?
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