Re: bright light, noise, smell ~~Jeanne in WI~~

[Guest guest]

She's never known the sense of smell, so she's used to it. The only danger

for her is not smelling a gas leak. We were going to give them a gas stove,

a hand me down, when we were moving one time, and they couldn't take it for

that reason.

Jeanne in WI

> You are SO right!! Imagine never smelling a rose. Or, the smell of a clean

> baby! Or the scent of an ocean breeze! We have much to be grateful for.

> Yes, I would much rather have an over-sensitive sense of smell than not be

> able to appreciate the thousands of wonderful aromas we are lucky enough

> to have been blessed with. Oh, my gosh. She can't even appreciate food. We

> actually 'taste' more with our noses than tongues. That would be so sad.

> How does she manage? Imagine never experiencing the aroma of freshly baked

> bread. Or bacon frying, or coffee brewing!! I feel incredibly sad for her.

> Since aromatherapy is one of the most effective treatments I use, I would

> be lost. Does she ever complain about it, or is she just so used to it

> that it doesn't bother her?

>

> Peace and Love

> Caroline