i am ALWAYS cold. i hate it and feel like no one understands how
frustrating it can be. i know heating pads can be dangerous but it's
worth the risk to me! an awesome alternative though, can be found
here: http://grampasgarden.com/product_hot_cold_natural_therapy.asp
they sell microwavable blankets, neck wraps, socks, mittens, scarves,
headbands, etc. i have the body shawl and it warms me right up. if
i'm extra cold i'll put it on my head. looks funny but does the
trick. i highly recommend these products and they seem like the
perfect solution for u in a care facility -- just need your own
microwave! careful to feel for hot spots though before putting it
anywhere w/out sensation -- i have burned myself badly after too much
time in the microwave.
jessica
On Feb 11, 2007, at 1:03 PM, Dan Tessiatore wrote:
I feel very cold off and on. I layer my clothing and use a hat
like you do. I also use a high tight turtleneck. They seem to
help me. I think it helps keep the heat in. Get warm... Dan T.
LTeasley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am a C4-5 complete since July 31, 05. I know I don't have a UTI,
nor am I sick in any other manner. What I would like to know, is
if anybody else suffers from extreme chills radiating from the core
of the body with no apparent cause or solution. The heat at 76+
degrees and multiple layers including hat and scarf do not help. I
am currently staying at an extended care facility where they do not
allow us to use heating pads, hot water bottles, or electric
blankets. I try to drink as much hot tea and coffee as I can
throughout the day in hopes to do some warming from the inside out,
also to no avail.
Any ideas or solutions would be most appreciated.
Journey well through life,
Belle
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