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Old 06-11-2012, 08:27 AM #1
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Anyone go to fireworks for July 4th during PCS and what kind of effect did it have on you?
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Hi there, I chose not to go because I knew it would be sensory overload. If you feel like going, bring ear plugs and maybe headphones on top of that. Maybe Mark or someone has more experience on this...
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thank you for your reply; I appreciate it!!! I was leaning in the same direction that it would be too much for me, but I am so itching to be "normal" again, I thought I would ask the question anyway!
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I have done many things that may cause a reaction. It is an assumed risk. Nobody can say how you will respond. Life is a constant series of trade-offs with and without PCS. We all choose which risks to take.

If 'normal' is so important, try being normal and see if your brain agrees.

Is there ever a normal that we are entitled to?

As Yogi Bera said, "When you come to a fork in the road, Take it. "
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Thank you Mark! I always enjoy/learn from your responses.
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