*squint*
Okay, weird question, but I'm not sure how to google it:
What are the possibilities that a person could get a headachey-pressurey feeling and nausea from eyes reacting to a change in light (particularly going from not-as-bright to bright)? I'm starting to wonder if that's the problem rather than allergies when I go outside, because it's also happened when I haven't been out in a while, but am using the computer with the lights off in the room (to keep the heat down). I'm wondering if my eyes are over/under-reacting, maybe because of the Paxil?
This has been an 80's weekend--we watched Goonies last night and we're watching Betelgeuse today. I'm giving Will his pop culture education. I'd forgotten how much I wanted to be either Barbara or Adam when I was younger. I still want their house.
My cues quote challenge won't let itself be written. As a result, I've decided to try an entirely different take on it. Which may suck. But something's got to give there. I have other things to write, damn it!
I think I'll go take a nap.
What are the possibilities that a person could get a headachey-pressurey feeling and nausea from eyes reacting to a change in light (particularly going from not-as-bright to bright)? I'm starting to wonder if that's the problem rather than allergies when I go outside, because it's also happened when I haven't been out in a while, but am using the computer with the lights off in the room (to keep the heat down). I'm wondering if my eyes are over/under-reacting, maybe because of the Paxil?
This has been an 80's weekend--we watched Goonies last night and we're watching Betelgeuse today. I'm giving Will his pop culture education. I'd forgotten how much I wanted to be either Barbara or Adam when I was younger. I still want their house.
My cues quote challenge won't let itself be written. As a result, I've decided to try an entirely different take on it. Which may suck. But something's got to give there. I have other things to write, damn it!
I think I'll go take a nap.