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I think "nefferdun" mentioned using some kind of light for SAD. I don't know which one she has.
How much is the one at Costco?
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A new (Hm.Depot) or used translucent light fixture, fitted with a mix of warm white lamps, might be the cheaper way to go.
I "bathed" in one for an hour in the early evening hours- about this time of year- a few years back... sometimes while quietly reading a book.
It definitely helped, though I have Since just gotten to bed earlier so that I [usually] wake rested with the first morning light.
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