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<description> Harmonious1 from Alamogordo, New Mexico writes: "Hi Ted

I was confused by your discussion of PHOTOsensitivity, since I came to this page searching for info on CHEMICAL sensitivity. This is where perfumes and strong chemical smells can make you very ill. I have no problem with going out into the sun.

I do however have to stay at home a lot because the people and places in the world are all full of FRAGRANCE. Perfume, cologne, aftershave lotion, hair spray and gel, cosmetics, bath products, shampoo, deodorant, laundry products, room and carpet freshener, scented candles, cleaning chemicals, dry cleaning odors, paint, new carpeting and upholstery, the glue used to put down tiles and carpeting, and on and on and on, ad nauseum, all gang up on me and make me feel I'm going to die.

Do you have any ideas about that kind of sensitivity?
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