Re: Irritated in the morning

[Guest guest]

Ohhhhh, okay. I obviously didn't understand your meaning of

sensitivity. After reading your explanation, it's very possible that

you could be correct.

> >

> > I personally don't think sensitivity has a role in this. I know a

> > lot of people that are more sensitive than I am and they are as

> > healthy as a bug.

>

> Not sensitive as in " gee, don't mention dating to her, she just

broke up

> with her boyfriend. " The lady who started this " highly sensitive

> people " research has a theory that 10% of the population is

physically

> wired (neurologically) in such a way that that they receive input as

> stronger than the rest of the population. In other words, on a

scale of

> 1-10 with 10 being the loudest, if the average person hears a rock

> concert as a 7, sensitive people hear it as a 10. I didn't suggest

it

> had anything to do with causing fibro, I suggested those that have a

> sensitivity to light and/or sound might want to do a web search to

read

> about it and see if they felt it applied to them. Those who don't

have

> a sensitivity to light and/or sound, but still have fibro, can

simply

> ignore that suggestion unless they are curious. I don't think

> sensitivity causes fibromyalgia.

> Darcy

[Guest guest]

hhhhh, okay. I obviously didn't understand your meaning of

sensitivity. After reading your explanation, it's very possible that

you could be correct. >>

,

I think that she is. I cannot stand loud noise or bright lights. I can't

sleep if I can hear noise and my husband turns down the TV and I shut our

door if I am trying to go to sleep before him. I try to stay away from

restaurants that have loud music.

Take care,

Irene

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