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

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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

> So far, light doesn't bother me unless I have a bad headache. Noise does

> sometimes. But I DO have a very sensitive nose. I can smell when the

> litter boxes need changing before anyone else can, or if something is

> stinking in the garbage, or just that sweaty smell that kids get in the

> summer. I guess I'd rather have the sensitive nose than not be able to

> smell at all. My S-I-L was born without a sense of smell. I can't

> imagine

> what that must be like.

> Jeanne in WI

>

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