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10-28-2010, 08:26 PM
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Location: Saskatchewan
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Not really Gayle. They are red in the mornings but don't really itch or bother me anymore though. Scott's are also red in the mornings.
We bought an anti-allergen mattress cover thinking it may be something in our mattress bothering our eyes (we got our new bedroom set when the problem started) and it did seem to maybe help a little, but it's really hard to tell. When we don't sleep at home, our eyes are fine. Tonight I thought about it while we were watching tv and Scott's eyes were white and he said mine were too. I know they will be red again in the morning! I am wearing contacts full-time again and they don't itch or get sore and are easy to remove so I don't think dry eyes is a problem. I guess if my vision is fine and I don't feel discomfort I will just wait until my next normal optometrist check-up to have them looked at again. I need a break from the eyeball prodding!
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10-29-2010, 07:41 PM
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LOL! I'd be tired of the eyeball prodding too!
 It must be something in the bedroom that is causing it. Hopefully, you will get used to it. I'm glad though, that your eyes don't hurt anymore!
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10-30-2010, 06:49 AM
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I think Gayle is right about there being something in the bedroom. Are there any trees around the bedroom windows that might be doing it also? I worked in a school where there were trees that just about drove us crazy when they pollinated.
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