Ooh, yeah, fibro makes the whole standing part really problematic, and the sensory-processing issues that come along with spectrum disorders can make even a seated concert challenging sometimes. Ask my best friend about the time some of the sonic effects Deadsy used at one of their shows gave her a screaming migraine. Or the time we went to see MCR at the Nassau Coliseum in the middle of winter (waiting four hours in line in serious wind chill because we had GA tickets and wanted a good spot) and someone standing right next to us had an ITCHY WOOL JACKET on and she was crushed right up against the itchy wool.
Now, the Worcester Palladium when they've got the balcony open, so seats, plus earplugs to take the top 30 decibels off, you might have a decent chance.
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Date: 2009-08-12 01:55 am (UTC)Now, the Worcester Palladium when they've got the balcony open, so seats, plus earplugs to take the top 30 decibels off, you might have a decent chance.