i understand what you mean. i've always brought my mom and she kind of watches.
there have been several times where i have to put my head down for 5 or 10
minutes then start the testing again. if im geting more iritaited i need to stop
and then try again...
also if the color is changing the way you see things like blue is still not blue
or if things that dont normaly have a red tint start having red added to their
color then the color is wrong. you dont want it to change the color of things
around you. the tint is just suppose to make you more cofterable and more
relaxed so you can read and see easyer. for me my colors are light blue with a
couple dark shades of gray. at one point even when we didnt add any red when it
got too dark the things around me started to have a reder tint. so we had to
lighten it a bit.
dont be afraid to speak up. if you dont know if its good or not. try somthing
else and you can always go back to it.

--- In glimmercoloredfilterglasses@yahoogroups.com, hopefordyslexia
<no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> That is really good advice. I know from experience that it's true. It's just
hard for me to get in touch with that stuff since I have spent so many years
trying to block out what is happening with my body so I can just keep
functioning. During testing, I can sense the colors that make things way worse
and communicate that. Some colors improve my vision and help my eyes to work
together, some don't and some make it worse. It's the process of narrowing down
the choices on the better colors to those that help best with my neurological
problems that gets hard. I usually have to have someone else watch me during
the testing procedure and see if they can tell what will work by outward signs
of relaxation versus tension or tremors and whether my reading, speech and
coordination improve or get worse with the different colors. With some colors I
speak more fluidly, others slow everything down but I am so focused on the
process of speaking or reading that it is hard for me to monitor myself.
>
> --- In glimmercoloredfilterglasses@yahoogroups.com, "heather_s162000"
<heather.selby@> wrote:
> >
> > you will know when the color is right for you when your body relaxes more.
when your head doesnt hurt looking through them. dont think to much just let
your body tell you what feels good looking through them. some you wont be able
to tell but the person helping you will help you through it. at first they might
need to screen you mutiple times and you might need to go back several times to
change the color but once you got the color that works for you there might be
only tini changes as your body changes as you get older year to year.
> > but basicly to answer your question on how you will know. once you start
testing and looking through the colors some colors will make your head hurt more
and some will relax you. go with what relaxes you.
> >
> > --- In glimmercoloredfilterglasses@yahoogroups.com, hopefordyslexia
<no_reply@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Can any of you who wear Irlen filters explain how you know when you have
gotten the best color(s) to reduce or eliminate your problems?
> > > Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
> > > Thanks in advance for taking the time to read my message and respond.
> > >
> >
>