Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
Happy birthday. Joan, will you have any more! Dana In a message dated 4/3/2014 6:06:48 P.M. Central Daylight Time, poaj...@sbcglobal.net writes: Same boat here in Reno. The only time I am perfectly content with the weather is in full sunshine, temperatures between 72°and 85°, then next up to 95°with a breeze. At night I am the same as you June, only I cannot turn on my heating pad, just my fan which is an oscillating one by my bed. I have a radiant heater from harbor freight that sits next to my desk and is turned on to 400 W. It is both the heat and the radiant look that keep me warm in winter. Then I have my wood stove with a glass door for the evenings. Thank goodness Reno has lots and lots of sun days even in winter. lived in England for four years and loved it then fog and but would not like it now. Cheers to all. Joan
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Same here. I run hot and cold and often can't tell the difference. -- Forwarded message -- From: *Joan Anglin* Date: Thursday, April 3, 2014 Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot To: jume9...@comcast.net, quad-list Same boat here in Reno. The only time I am perfectly content with the weather is in full sunshine, temperatures between 72°and 85°, then next up to 95°with a breeze. At night I am the same as you June, only I cannot turn on my heating pad, just my fan which is an oscillating one by my bed. I have a radiant heater from harbor freight that sits next to my desk and is turned on to 400 W. It is both the heat and the radiant look that keep me warm in winter. Then I have my wood stove with a glass door for the evenings. Thank goodness Reno has lots and lots of sun days even in winter. lived in England for four years and loved it then fog and but would not like it now. Cheers to all. Joan
RE: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
Same boat here in Reno. The only time I am perfectly content with the weather is in full sunshine, temperatures between 72°and 85°, then next up to 95°with a breeze. At night I am the same as you June, only I cannot turn on my heating pad, just my fan which is an oscillating one by my bed. I have a radiant heater from harbor freight that sits next to my desk and is turned on to 400 W. It is both the heat and the radiant look that keep me warm in winter. Then I have my wood stove with a glass door for the evenings. Thank goodness Reno has lots and lots of sun days even in winter. lived in England for four years and loved it then fog and but would not like it now. Cheers to all. Joan
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I can relate, I'm back and forth turning on my electric blanket and then turning on my overhead fan. I would be miserable without both. My dog doesn't know what to think. Seems to be effective though. Meredith - Original Message - From: "greg" To: quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Thursday, April 3, 2014 2:48:27 PM Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot My issue is not being too cold, but overheated, my arms just think they are freezing. Like shivering cold, but once I uncover my arms, I feel better. So I swear I am freezing, I'd bet everything I am, it feels so cold. But once I uncover my arms I'm ok. But... If I start with my arms uncovered I really feel cold, until I cover up for a few hours. So no matter what, I shiver cold. I've tried fleece hats, but thy only helped in cold Seattle. I never had this issue in seattle, only Phx. Thanks, Greg > I don�t know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more > comfortably at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a > knit cap. > > -Dave > > > From: greg [ mailto:g...@eskimo.com] > Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM > To: quad-list@eskimo.com > Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot > > > I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was > experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times > in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, > but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at > night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And > all through the night I felt toasty warm. > > > But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly > nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are > covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be > shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just > feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or > there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that > I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my > arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm > overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my > arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start > to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of > the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned > if I do, damned if I don't. > > > My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining > on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit > under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. > When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my > arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I > am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. > > > I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm > freezing. > > > Greg
RE: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
My issue is not being too cold, but overheated, my arms just think they are freezing. Like shivering cold, but once I uncover my arms, I feel better. So I swear I am freezing, I'd bet everything I am, it feels so cold. But once I uncover my arms I'm ok. But... If I start with my arms uncovered I really feel cold, until I cover up for a few hours. So no matter what, I shiver cold. I've tried fleece hats, but thy only helped in cold Seattle. I never had this issue in seattle, only Phx. Thanks, Greg > I dont know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more > comfortably at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a > knit cap. > > -Dave > > > From: greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] > Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM > To: quad-list@eskimo.com > Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot > > > I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was > experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times > in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, > but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at > night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And > all through the night I felt toasty warm. > > > But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly > nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are > covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be > shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just > feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or > there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that > I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my > arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm > overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my > arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start > to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of > the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned > if I do, damned if I don't. > > > My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining > on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit > under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. > When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my > arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I > am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. > > > I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm > freezing. > > > Greg
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I wear legwarmers almost all the time. Dana Sent from my iPhone On Mar 7, 2014, at 2:02 PM, Don Smith wrote: > Have you tried wearing thick long socks to keep your feet warm. Are feet > have alot of nerve endings and if they're cold your body may feel cold. > > From: Bill Lang > To: Don Price > Cc: Dave Krehbiel ; greg ; > "quad-list@eskimo.com" > Sent: Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:11 PM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot > > I seem to be always cold! 24 years of shivering. I am sitting here in a 74 > degree room wrapped in a blanket with a hood and a neck warmer. That works > for me most times. > > I feel for you. > > Sent from my iPad Billy > > On Mar 6, 2014, at 17:42, Don Price wrote: > >> Don't know if you touch alcohol, but a glass of red wine seems to reset my >> internal temperature gauge. Of course, alcohol and certain medications are >> not a good combination, so be careful there. >> >> Your situation, as described, seems to be more neurological than >> environmental. In my opinion, it's not a matter of blankets and air >> temperature, but more likely related to Autonomic Dysreflexia, inappropriate >> vasodialation, poor blood circulation or something affecting your >> hypothalamus. Maybe a combination. I assume you've talked to your physician >> about this? >> >> I hope you can figure it out because being (feeling) cold is miserable! >> Don. >> >> >> On Thursday, March 6, 2014 2:54 PM, Dave Krehbiel >> wrote: >> I don’t know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more >> comfortably at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a knit cap. >> -Dave >> >> From: greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] >> Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM >> To: quad-list@eskimo.com >> Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot >> >> I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was >> experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot >> weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those >> times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a >> blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt >> toasty warm. >> >> But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly >> nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I >> can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the >> heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my >> temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is >> about 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is >> standing up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, >> that I'm overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my >> arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel >> better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get >> cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. >> >> My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. >> But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace >> vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my >> arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would >> bet everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. >> >> I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. >> >> Greg > >
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
Have you tried wearing thick long socks to keep your feet warm. Are feet have alot of nerve endings and if they're cold your body may feel cold. From: Bill Lang To: Don Price Cc: Dave Krehbiel ; greg ; "quad-list@eskimo.com" Sent: Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:11 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot I seem to be always cold! 24 years of shivering. I am sitting here in a 74 degree room wrapped in a blanket with a hood and a neck warmer. That works for me most times. I feel for you. Sent from my iPad Billy On Mar 6, 2014, at 17:42, Don Price wrote: Don't know if you touch alcohol, but a glass of red wine seems to reset my internal temperature gauge. Of course, alcohol and certain medications are not a good combination, so be careful there. > > >Your situation, as described, seems to be more neurological than >environmental. In my opinion, it's not a matter of blankets and air >temperature, but more likely related to Autonomic Dysreflexia, inappropriate >vasodialation, poor blood circulation or something affecting your >hypothalamus. Maybe a combination. I assume you've talked to your physician >about this? > > >I hope you can figure it out because being (feeling) cold is miserable! >Don. > > > >On Thursday, March 6, 2014 2:54 PM, Dave Krehbiel >wrote: > >I don’t know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more comfortably >at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a knit cap. >-Dave > >From:greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] >Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM >To: quad-list@eskimo.com >Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot > >I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing >the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel >fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and >overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a >heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. > >But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly nighttime. >Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I can feel like >I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add >a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is >about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure >that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my arms are >shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm overheated. So I >uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I feel even a bit >colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no longer hot or >cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again from being >uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. > >My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. >But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace >vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my arms >covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet >everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. > >I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. > >Greg > > >
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Greg, It is not widely known but men go through their own type of "menopause" or "change if life" cycle. Bobbie Smile Everyday > On Mar 6, 2014, at 4:09 PM, greg wrote: > > I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing > the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel > fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and > overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a > heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. > > But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly > nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I > can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the > heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my > temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about > 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing > up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm > overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I > feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no > longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again > from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. > > My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. > But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace > vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my > arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet > everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. > > I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. > > Greg >
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I seem to be always cold! 24 years of shivering. I am sitting here in a 74 degree room wrapped in a blanket with a hood and a neck warmer. That works for me most times. I feel for you. Sent from my iPad Billy > On Mar 6, 2014, at 17:42, Don Price wrote: > > Don't know if you touch alcohol, but a glass of red wine seems to reset my > internal temperature gauge. Of course, alcohol and certain medications are > not a good combination, so be careful there. > > Your situation, as described, seems to be more neurological than > environmental. In my opinion, it's not a matter of blankets and air > temperature, but more likely related to Autonomic Dysreflexia, inappropriate > vasodialation, poor blood circulation or something affecting your > hypothalamus. Maybe a combination. I assume you've talked to your physician > about this? > > I hope you can figure it out because being (feeling) cold is miserable! > Don. > > > On Thursday, March 6, 2014 2:54 PM, Dave Krehbiel > wrote: > I don’t know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more comfortably > at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a knit cap. > -Dave > > From: greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] > Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM > To: quad-list@eskimo.com > Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot > > I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing > the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel > fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and > overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a > heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. > > But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly > nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I > can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the > heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my > temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about > 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing > up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm > overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I > feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no > longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again > from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. > > My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. > But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace > vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my > arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet > everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. > > I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. > > Greg > > >
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
Don't know if you touch alcohol, but a glass of red wine seems to reset my internal temperature gauge. Of course, alcohol and certain medications are not a good combination, so be careful there. Your situation, as described, seems to be more neurological than environmental. In my opinion, it's not a matter of blankets and air temperature, but more likely related to Autonomic Dysreflexia, inappropriate vasodialation, poor blood circulation or something affecting your hypothalamus. Maybe a combination. I assume you've talked to your physician about this? I hope you can figure it out because being (feeling) cold is miserable! Don. On Thursday, March 6, 2014 2:54 PM, Dave Krehbiel wrote: I don’t know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more comfortably at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a knit cap. -Dave From:greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. Greg
RE: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I don't know if it would help your problem, but I sleep much more comfortably at night (and feel warmer during the day) when I wear a knit cap. -Dave From: greg [mailto:g...@eskimo.com] Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 4:10 PM To: quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. Greg
Re: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I use an electric blanket and a microwaveable heating pad. Meredith - Original Message - From: "greg" To: quad-list@eskimo.com Sent: Thursday, March 6, 2014 1:09:30 PM Subject: [QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. Greg
[QUAD-L] am I cold, or am I hot
I've mentioned this before, but I never heard if anyone else was experiencing the same problem. I can sit in the sun for long times in hot weather and feel fine. A few times I have gotten overheated, but at those times I felt hot and overheated. And in Seattle at night I would use a blanket, a sheet, and a heavy comforter. And all through the night I felt toasty warm. But the last few years when I'm in bed daytime or night, but mostly nighttime. Just using a sheet and one blanket. When my arms are covered. I can feel like I am freezing cold, I can even be shivering. I can turn up the heat, I can add a blanket, but I just feel colder. I often check my temperature and it is about 97 or there about, my normal temperature is about 96.5. I am so sure that I am cold, my arms feel like all the hair is standing up and my arms are shaking. Then I realize what must be happening, that I'm overheated. So I uncover my arms and at first, when the air gets my arms I feel even a bit colder. But as my arms cool off they start to feel better, no longer hot or cold. But then in the middle of the night they get cold again from being uncovered. So it is damned if I do, damned if I don't. My arms often feel cold and tingly, except when the sun is shining on them. But only when under covers do they get to bad. When I sit under the furnace vent and get warm I don't shivering like that. When I fall asleep with my arms covered I wake up shivering, my arms are clenched tight, and I would bet everything I have that I am cold. Obviously I would lose that bet. I can't figure out how to stay warm night, without feeling like I'm freezing. Greg
