Eclipse on Saturday, October 14th!


Hi Reader,

I wanted to send you an update about the eclipse on Saturday morning because it is a very cool ring of fire eclipse. I also want to give you a heads up that the change in light and temperature could potentially be a trigger for those of you who have migraine attacks or other neurological conditions.

The annular eclipse on Saturday is a partial eclipse (about 91%) so you might notice that the light outside gets very strange. This can be disorienting and feel unnatural. When the moon passes between the earth and the sun, it also drops the temperature a little bit. These sensory changes can be confusing to the brain because they don't normally happen at that time of day. I want you to be prepared for whatever you have planned on Saturday morning so that you can enjoy watching it with eclipse glasses or you can take preventive measures to be inside and away from the light changes. Important note - make sure you wear eclipse glasses if you look at the sun. Sunglasses are NOT enough to protect your eyes, so make sure you pick up some eclipse glasses from your local hardware store or supermarket.

I am about 20 miles north of the full viewing zone, and will be seeking out a prime spot to see it. The path of the annular solar eclipse on Saturday runs from Oregon to Texas in the US, then to Mexico, Central and South America. Most places in North America will be able to see part of the eclipse. If you can't view it on Saturday, there are several more eclipses coming up in the next year if you are interested.

Cheers,

Megan

Daly Balance LLC & Dr Daly Physical Therapy LLC

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