My leukemia's back.

[3goodeggs]

It is.I keep it dimmer than the rest of the family is comfortable with.
About four years ago we finally got all of the incandescent lights replace with the new florescent ones and I had the same misery then. We unscrewed them all and gave them to our neighbor after my aunt said it was the light bulbs.
(She is very smart )
My son noticed right away that he felt better.

Light is a problem with me.
This is a new monitor and that might be the reason.
But I am blaming the new antigen therapy.
Mainly because I hate needles and I want to blame them.

I think when these new allergy shots get to maintenance level I will be perfect....enough.
I just need to limit my time on the computer. I have been keeping busy doing healthier things anyway... this is more fun though.
I was also really worried that I would miss something important. so I tried to keep up with this thread.
I am glad you are doing better, Blooie, and that Rachel's numbers are better.

 

[Blooie]

Well, whatever else just don't overdo. We'd rather have a dose of Eggsie when she's up to it, even if that isn't as often as you or we would like, than suddenly have you disappear on us! Those shots will kick in soon, I just know it!

 

[LittleLakePhil]

Oh good Heavens!  I just spent 4 days using nothing but my phone for BYC - I wouldn't wish that on anyone!     (good thought, tho!)

It's all I use I don't care for using my laptop much....mostly cuz I use Swype instead of type.....I hate actually trying to type. Unfortunately it's s handicap though cuz if I need to type I'm not good at it.

 

[hbhoffman]

So glad you're back, Blooie! Just take it slow and follow the instructions. You don't want to relapse because you pushed to hard in the recovery phase. Just saying...Don't know why we would have any experience with this just because we really wanted for her to get out of the hospital and let her push herself!
Wow! Seems like everyone's hitting some bumps and skids. Hang in there and enjoy the wild ride. Let's see what God can do!
Been running like crazy between family, work and broken down cars. But am truly thankful mine didn't break down while I was away overnight or away on a multiple city day trip. If anyone ever says homeschooling leads to unsocialized children, please send them my way! I need another driver, maid, executive secretary,chef, banker, teachers, social rep, etc to fill my shoes so I can have a day off!!!! LOl.
On another note, my body isn't sleeping well and my body and brain isn't functioning well. Something is off.... Pray I can sleep well and figure it out.

 

[ronott1]

It is.I keep it dimmer than the rest of the family is comfortable with.
About four years ago we finally got all of the incandescent lights replace with the new florescent ones and I had the same misery then. We unscrewed them all and gave them to our neighbor after my aunt said it was the light bulbs.
(She is very smart )
My son noticed right away that he felt better.

Light is a problem with me.
This is a new monitor and that might be the reason.
But I am blaming the new antigen therapy.
Mainly because I hate needles and I want to blame them.

I think when these new allergy shots get to maintenance level I will be perfect....enough.
I just need to limit my time on the computer. I have been keeping busy doing healthier things anyway... this is more fun though.
I was also really worried that I would miss something important. so I tried to keep up with this thread.
I am glad you are doing better, Blooie, and that Rachel's numbers are better.

These help a lot:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O9AB0C4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00

They filter out blue light that hurts your eyes. You can pick different strengths for near nearsightedness. They make a version without magnification too though.

 

[hbhoffman]

These help a lot:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O9AB0C4?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00

They filter out blue light that hurts your eyes. You can pick different strengths for near nearsightedness. They make a version without magnification too though.

I have seen those and played with them. My dd when she was 15/16 y/o had migraines she rated as a constant 10 for weeks on end. She liked those as it helped cut down on the
''noise" of light. It seemed to help.

 

[donrae]

Light is a problem with me.

Does anyone else find this ironic, coming from someone who lives in FLORIDA

Poor Eggs. Poor Egg's brain.

 

[lazy gardener]

I don't know, but I'm interested in checking out those glasses to see if they will help me with my eye issues. I've been through a wild ride with migraines that kept circling back to wallop me over and over again for 4 days. Hubby is wondering if my computer time is playing a role. Of course it would make more sense to limit computer time, now, wouldn't it????

 

[Blooie]

I don't know, but I'm interested in checking out those glasses to see if they will help me with my eye issues. I've been through a wild ride with migraines that kept circling back to wallop me over and over again for 4 days. Hubby is wondering if my computer time is playing a role. Of course it would make more sense to limit computer time, now, wouldn't it????

You can try, but they'll find you.....ask me, I know!

 

[FridayYet]

Any of you use f.lux on your computer? It automatically adjusts the color of the monitor at sundown to reduce the amount of blue light. Kind of gives it an orange cast.

I really like it.