Maryse, My internal thermostat seems to be set on high, too. I noticed
another temperature-related effect last winter. I spent some time
outside, up a ladder - in Minnesota at 10-20 degrees Fahrenheit - removing
ice dams from my gutters and replacing them with heating cables. (I
wasn't bright enough to do that earlier in the year before it got cold.) I
worked out there for several hours and noticed that my meds seemed to work
longer, giving me a longer "on" time. I was never sure if it was that or
the fear factor of being up a ladder in sloppy conditions.
Working for the Cure, Geo.
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> I was wondering if anyone
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> on the list has noticed an intolerance to heat.
Yes, we have just had a vry hot and humid week and John was feeling very
bad.
Don't forget to take enough fluid to combat dehydration and constipation
Maryse cg John 73,13
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