Visual Snow Initiative's Live Q&A Series - Matthew Renze

[@raymond-rodrihealth.1233]

this will surprize you. after 30 yrs of this condition until now did not know what it was. i have now joined the community, and thank you my condition obsolutely responds to stress and anxiety. i have gotten to such a stressful situation that i have almost gone blind for a few second or minutes. but as soon as the stressful moment subsides, i regain my old symptoms which can be manageble... thank you so much i now know i am not alone.

[@AbsolutC1ntron]

Thank you to Matt for answering and The Visual Snow Initiative for choosing my question! This was a great Q&A. Looking forward to the upcoming ones.

[@nickrulzyou]

learning to cope with visual snow is a nigtmare, but like any nightmare, it eventually ends.

[@zerozero8742]

Thank you

[@marladaley4478]

Thank you enjoyed watching

[@dominik4017]

Thanks

[@hamadaziz3101]

I am thankful for your efforts

[@VisualSnowInitiative]

Thank you for your support!

[@adicide9070]

"slight static" psssht

[@fss1704]

have you people tried any kind of electrical electrodes between the frontal cortex and the visual cortex? in electronic amplifier circuits this kind of signals are generated by wrong biasing voltage, a problem wich is common to neuroelectric systems like our brains, you people might want to try that.

[@torkel85mal68]

Hmm maybe this can help. Some medic has reduced visual snow his youtube profile Armymedicman1

[@VisualSnowInitiative]

We hope it helped!

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