Discussion » Statements » Rosie's Corner » I don't know how rare it is but there are some people who are allergic to sunshine or daylight. They can only come out at night. For life?
RosieG

I don't know how rare it is but there are some people who are allergic to sunshine or daylight. They can only come out at night. For life?

Imagine having to live your days in darkened rooms? Going out to play only in the dark as a child? I guess if that is all you ever know then that is your "normal". I guess it is natural to believe that what we live is normal no matter how abnormal that is. Who decides what normal is and when abnormal is superior?

Posted - April 9, 2019
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  • 14795
    There are more and more babies being born that can't go out in the sun without full protection of any part of their skin Rosie...
    Maybe it's somehow related to thier parents diet and large companies messing with the food we eat so they can make greater profits...

    In years to come ,who know how the human race will mutate from eating all this new adulterted foods 
      April 9, 2019 3:18 AM MDT
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  • 113301
    I did not know that D. I can always count on you to update me on things which I appreciate. That is scary. There was a TV show long ago...maybe a Twilight Zone...long before you were born. There were the above-ground people and the below-ground people. The below-ground were to be feared but they could not go out during the day so the above-ground people lived normal lives during that time but at night everything changed. That was fantasy. I saw a show once also long ago about the lives of a couple of young girls who had that condition. Real people. It showed how they had to live. All windows were covered so the light couldn't come in. There was some kind of special illumination they could tolerate. To play they had to wait until the night and then they'd go out and play. They seemed cheerful and "normal" because they didn't know any other kind of life. But if more and more babies are being born with that condition I wonder if anyone is researching WHY? Thank you for your reply and Happy Tuesday sweetie!  :) ((hugs)) This post was edited by RosieG at April 9, 2019 3:53 AM MDT
      April 9, 2019 3:51 AM MDT
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