hi my name is michelle and i've had to avoid going to concerts or places where the music is too loud or they have strobe lights my doctor says that the lighting impulse flashes can be very very dangerous towards someone who has grand mal seizures or any kind or seizures hope that helps

I experience something similar. Not a lot of hard seizures, but the visual issues are way too interfering for me. I work through them and hold a full-time job. I am a manager. But sometimes they affect me and people standing next to me or feet from me, don't even know that it is happening.

Yes, indeed. It's very normal. If there is an ambulance on the road I avert my eyes and I always stay away from flashing lights. If I'm at a performance or movie and this happens I'll do the same. I go to a particular exercise class once/week and the instructor began to set-up strobe lights. I explained why they could be a problem for me and she was very understanding - unplugged them and was no big deal.

Sometimes especially weather and lights and fast moving images

Anything you can do to make something easy to understand is great - the fact they don't get it, its not hard - they just don't want to! That bugged me about the "I don't drink because of..." - alcohol causes seizures! Thats a given - I can't tell you how many peers used to give me hell in school, saying - "my sister has seizures and she drinks!" - does she have the seizures still - yes! Guess why?!!! DUH!!