I'm not to sure how I would go with it constantly now although I should be fine. When I was working there was loud noise all the time and I would just blank it out. The company I worked for created a thing called sensory shopping time where they would limit noise for 2-3 hrs during the day.

I asked my daughter about this as she is in a ten pin bowling team. She said that she thinks about something else while she is bowling. She has often said that she is thinking about a specific person. I have never paid much attention to this as she has other attention problems Will have to pay more attention in future. Thanks for the question and the information

Over stimulation definitely has an effect on me. I have to make sure to bring sunglasses and earbuds when I go to concerts and live shows.

Many, MANY years ago - like when I was in my adolescent age - there were times when loud bangs (fire works) a loud noise whether it was from a fire siren or hearing the bass in a car stereo (boom, boom) when it passes by would cause seizure activity to take place. It did take awhile to understand why if it was my growing up, the epilepsy itself or what was actually taking place.
For a long time, I had a lot of issues with blinking lights especially so they were something I stayed away from. I don't have trouble with loud bangs but should there be blinking lights in the area or should we be going through an area that has blinking lights I will need to wear sunglasses and/or look away from where they are coming from as those type lights still can cause seizure activity.