If anybody sits in the sun or fireplace for a long time, as soon as they move 
away or out of the heat source ... they are going to be very cold. Or 
noticeably cold.
Bobbie

Smile Everyday

> On Dec 13, 2015, at 7:03 PM, greg <g...@eskimo.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi, thanks.
>  
> I've been cold since 1982, unless I'm in the sun. I moved to Phoenix for that 
> reason. Though after hurting my hip about 15 years ago, I've been on strong 
> pain meds. Lyrica, 150mg 3x. 60mg MS-Contin, 3 times a day. 30mg instant 
> MS-Contin, as needed. My average body temp now is 96.5.
>  
> Though my body is falling apart now. I am just getting over UTI, Yeast, 
> Shingles, Infected Shingles, all at the same time. Still getting AD headaches 
> so next week I do a kidney and bladder CT scan, bladder scope, prostrate 
> check. Then in Jan I go to a rehab specialist, experienced with quads. I've 
> been a bad boy, It's been years since I've seen one and had any tests.
>  
> I've always had cold issues. I sit outside for hours when it's 110. Over that 
> and it gets to hot. The last few years if I sleep with my head lower than 
> like 25 degrees, I shake uncontrollably cold. I would swear I'm freezing. But 
> once I put my head up, I feel better. No idea what's going on. I can get 
> overheated and still shake feeling cold, but put my head up and I warm up.
>  
> I also have a nerve issue in my left shoulder blade area. Thought is was a 
> sensitive mole, they cut it off. But it came back worse. Some days it's fine, 
> then for a week it feels like a knife is in my shoulder. Like stabbing pain, 
> yet a dead nerve going down my arm though my fingers. I've tried more pain 
> meds, lidocaine cream, patches, nothing helps. It hurts just resting there, 
> but lots worse when resting on the back of my chair or on my bed. I have to 
> put egg crate foam under part of my shoulder to keep it off the bed.
>  
> I'm hoping the rehab doc can find and fix something. Though I'm 51 (Wow, I 
> can't believe that) I feel I'm a 25 year old in a 100 year old body.
>  
> Old man Greg
> 
> 
> > Greg if you're freezing and chilling in Arizona at this time of the
> > year I really think you should see a specialist. It sounds to me
> > like you're in pain and you don't know where it's coming from. It
> > is important to find out where it is coming from. Best wishes
> > John s. 
> >
> >
> > -------- Original message --------
> > From: greg <g...@eskimo.com>
> > Date: 12/13/2015  11:56 AM  (GMT-05:00)
> > To: quad-list@eskimo.com
> > Subject: [QUAD-L] Cold Out
> >
> > I just can't imagine still living in Seattle, I'm in the Phoenix
> > area now. The highs this next week are 54-66, the lows are 29-38.
> > Yesterday I wore heavy sweats, a shirt, heavy  hoodie, and wrapped
> > in a blanket, fleece hat, and drank hot drinks all day, heat set at
> > 80. And still froze all day. Must be low pressure or something
> > aches my bones. Just shaking cold. I can't imagine you east coast
> > guys. At least here it's only a few months a year. It's not too bad
> > during the day if it's at least sunny out. I hate getting washed up
> > when it's so cold out, no mater what the heats on. I don't know how
> > you guys leave the house.
> > Greg

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