Re: Fluorescent Light reaction

[Guest guest]

My son and I are very sensative to florescents. It's the wave length

of the light. Other types of lights bother me a great deal as well

even your normal indoor GE Soft lights I find hazy and their wave

length bothers me. We do very well with Natural Lights which

we buy at the grocery store. They look blue but the light seems crisp

white to me. I find it clear and pleasing but some people find it

harsh or too bright.

We are also sensative to 3D movies and can't look at them, though

the rest of our family enjoys them. 3D involves some sort of color

switching between the eyes. Makes me nauseated.

Good luck with searching this out. You might make your little guy

much more comforatble.

- In mb12 valtrex , " Lancelot " wrote:

>

> Hello All,

>

> My 2 yr old is extremely sensitive to fluorescent lights. His face

gets

> pink, eyes get irritated, is clearly uncomfortable and occasionally

> develops a rash. We always wear a hat when going under them. Just

> wanted to see if anyone else can relate?

>

> It's bizarre bc i have found little literature to support the

> connection w ASD, yet you pull the bulbs out and they say-contain

> Mercury!

>

> Thanks for any help.

>

> Trevor's Mom

>

[Guest guest]

My son could not tolerate flourescent lights or therefore go to any

stores until we treated him for babesia, a parasitic coinfection to

lyme. These issues were gone within a few days of starting mepron, a

rx for babesia.

Caryn

> >

> > Hello All,

> >

> > My 2 yr old is extremely sensitive to fluorescent lights. His

face

> gets

> > pink, eyes get irritated, is clearly uncomfortable and

occasionally

> > develops a rash. We always wear a hat when going under them. Just

> > wanted to see if anyone else can relate?

> >

> > It's bizarre bc i have found little literature to support the

> > connection w ASD, yet you pull the bulbs out and they say-contain

> > Mercury!

> >

> > Thanks for any help.

> >

> > Trevor's Mom

> >

>