Two Bolt
I saw lightning last two times I blinked?
It was night in the room with the TV on, and I blinked, and when I opened my eyes, literally like a lightning bolt landed in my room lol, and then it happened again. Something like when you stare too long and light you see colors, except in the form of lightning lol. Do you think it was television, or it could be because I'm tired? Because I was worried it was just something serious like I'm a hypochondriac lol IDK
It could also herald the arrival of migraine headache, if it persists consult your DR. which can also be symptoms of a detached retina. or something else.
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