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Old 08-25-2012, 11:47 AM #4
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No problem watching it... it was unpleasant, but nothing like you experienced! I also didn't try to focus on any one thing, just let the images wash over me. I always look away or close my eye if I watch something like the opening of The Big Bang Theory. Doesn't make me feel sick, but its just unpleasant.

Sorry you're having troubles!!
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