Discussion: dizzy
in: gas_turbine; gas_turbine > 2018-02-24
Feb 26, 2018 9:32 PM
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That is odd. I wonder what caused it??
I get dizzy and nauseous when I go places that have a turning ceiling fan that's under the light source. It creates a slight strobing effect (blades passing under the light), and I just can't handle it, even though other people are fine. We had to leave a restaurant once because I thought I would throw up. Did Vidler's have turning ceiling fans?
I get dizzy and nauseous when I go places that have a turning ceiling fan that's under the light source. It creates a slight strobing effect (blades passing under the light), and I just can't handle it, even though other people are fine. We had to leave a restaurant once because I thought I would throw up. Did Vidler's have turning ceiling fans?
Feb 27, 2018 7:10 PM
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No fans, but shorter ceilings, lots of people inside old building (stale air), flourescent lights
Hoping it's not a leakage in my car, but I doubt it, as I don't feel anything on other trips.
Hoping it's not a leakage in my car, but I doubt it, as I don't feel anything on other trips.
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