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Page 7 Disability Report: Daily Activities Joan Hopkins Davis Ref. No: L20637 muscular weakness and stiffness, nausea, dizziness and increased fatigue are moderate to severe on most days of the week. I am very light sensitive. At work, I got in trouble with a former director because I complained the lights were too bright. He threatened to terminate me if I said, "lights again." He told me maybe something was wrong with my eyes. I saw my eye doctor and he told me that my vision was the same. I did not know at the time it was due to a severe problem with my immune system. After he transferred to another position, my present director allowed me to turn down the lights in the room. I have to decrease the Vitamin D in my diet and drink a lot of water …show more content…
Doing any repetitive activity causes me increased numbness, weakness and severe pain. For example typing this report has taken me 10 days/nights to finish. I had to take frequent rest periods. I have started taking physical therapy and have been trying to do my exercises as prescribed when my pain is not severe. Page 9 Disability Report: Daily Activities Joan Hopkins Davis Ref. No: L20637 I tried to reach into the clothes hamper to put a towel into the washing machine last week and experienced increased dizziness, severe left shoulder and back pain and left leg weakness. I had to sit down in a chair in the washroom for about 10 minutes and use my cane and the wall to make it back to my bed. I stayed there for about 2 hours. My daughter finished washing the clothes when she came in from work. Also last week, I attempted to wash some dishes while sitting on a kitchen stool. I ran the water with dawn in the sink and I experience increased lightheadedness, fatigue, weakness in legs, severe pain in lower back, middle of back and left

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