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*kaur*
joined 11 Nov 2007
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Posted by *kaur*, 18:48 11 November 2007

Hi all, ive only just found this site and it looks good so far. I have suffered for many years, but also have quite sensitive eyes from CFIDS. I just wondered what light people would recommend? id love to hear your experiences with the different ones. Hope you are all doing OK
paulst
joined 5 Oct 2005
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Posted by paulst, 19:34 11 November 2007

HI,welcome to the forum, im not sure what CFIDS is, but I own a brightspark, it costs about £130 and find it really useful on dark mornings.


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joined 16 Mar 2005
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Posted by PurpleIvy, 19:56 12 November 2007

chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome is what I found when I googled it!
paulst
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Posted by paulst, 19:58 12 November 2007

Wow, sounds complicated, thanks for that.
Suzie
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Posted by Suzie, 21:20 12 November 2007

It's what is known over here as ME/CFS

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