rain rain go away
June 8, 2006 by laura
Filed under Diseases & Conditions
I am really new to this b5media blog group, but I understand that they have a theme day, once a month. Today’s theme is the sun.
Unfortunately, no sun can be found here today.
However,sunshine is fantastic for people with CFS. I am one of those people who love the dark. I wear sunglasses all the time (occasionally at work) because really bright light tends to bother my eyes….plus i am just that cool.
15 minutes of sunshine can make a world of difference for a PWC. The sun provides us with a huge dose of Vitamins D and B12, and a healthy boost of serotonin. Besides, fresh air is just really uplifting. When I am having a not fantastic day, i make myself get some early morning or evening sun. It gives me a slight perk.
However, if you happen to live in the Pacific Northwest or in a climate similar to Vancouver or Seattle, you may find days of sunshine few and far between. If that is the case, there is such a thing as light therapy. With this you can bring the sunshine indoors. This option will be explored a lot more fully at a later date. Right now, I have to go outside and sing a song to the rain (aka liquid sunshine).


































Everyone says about positive and neagtive sides of sun but nobody is interested if there is some influence of rain on our health…Why some people like it and their mood gets better while raining and some feel depression? Is any professional explanation of it?