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Hey Houston, I use my diving watch I had for
years it tells me the temp around me ........ works great.
QuadMedic
well Houston Anthony...i was getting worried
about it too, but my body is used to dealing with being overheated down
here. When i first came down here post injury i did suffer a mild
heatstroke, i couldn't think straight for three days...tony
pony
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 11:57
AM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Re: ...stuck in
the sun
Tony if
that had been me I’d been in the hospital with heat stroke. This is the 1st
summer that I didn’t manage 2 get heat stroke. :) Must mean I’m finally
learning how 2 cool off and know the signs. Which aren’t hard 2 know 1 of
them when you just get real weak , hot, & tired all of a sudden. WATER –
ICE – AIR – SHADE not necessarily in that order. :)
On
8/19/04 3:35 PM, "Tony Starez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Heyyy peeps....it's storytime:
i was out at the end of my driveway, which is down kind
of a steep grade, getting my tan in the hottass Fla sun....I don't
sweat at all since SCI, so it builds up in me, but i'd had enough of the
oven, i tried to start my long push up the driveway...well, my two tires
were stuck in deep dirt that was deposited there from the rains this
summer. Anyway, i worked HARD at getting out, but was digging in
deeper...i'm a pretty strong quad, but in just 5 minutes, i was so worn
out with the sun beating on me that i was as weak as a kitten...i love
anything that resembles a workout, and this was kickin my ass.
I FINALLY struggled out,
but then i had to push the steep driveway, then my ramp in...i'm still
feeling weak after an hour.
Moral
to the story...don't get stuck in the sun
peace out...tony
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