It first happened when I was 18. It was my first year away from home and I was stuck in my first-floor dorm room. I just felt off. My grades went from a 3.7 to a 2.3. All winter long, I seemed to struggle to get anything done. Then, when Spring rolled around, my grades went back up. I began to feel better. My GPA recovered.
When it happened the next year, I knew that something had to be done. That’s when I was introduced to artificial sunrise and bright light therapy products.
These products have literally saved my life. I have no doubt about that statement. Because of SAD therapy lamps and alarm clocks that allow for better, more natural sleep cycles, I feel like myself all year long now.
I’m here to tell you this: you don’t need to “settle” for feeling bad anymore. Go get the help you need. See a doctor or a medical professional if you haven’t and talk to them about how you feel. Then together, we can work on finding you the right therapeutic light for your needs.
Michael Duncan, Editor.
