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For what its worth, my freezing is confined to my PD side. My right side will be just fine, but my left arm frozen. (And in a lot of pain usually). Walter 54/47/45 D J Roll wrote: > > If its any help, I also get cold and then cannot get warm. I run a full hot > bath and soak in it. This normally gets me warm and more mobile again for a > few hours until the rigidty sets in again. > > DaveSA > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jennifer Smith <[log in to unmask]> > To: <[log in to unmask]> > Sent: Saturday, April 17, 1999 12:02 AM > Subject: Re: HYPOTHERMIA > > > Hilary, > > I spoke to Ivan the other night when this began. I wish I had some > > answers for him. I had such a wonderful conversation with him and plan to > > call again when he is feeling better. Please keep me apprised of his > > progress. Perhaps the hospital might be the answer. they would certainly > > know what to do (I hope). I will keep him in my thoughts. > > Jennifer Smith > > > > Hilary Blue wrote: > > > > > Ivan Suzman asks: > > > Does anybody know about hypothermia? > > > What causes it amd how to combat it. > > > He is literally frozen, and doesnt know how to get warm. > > > HIs medicines are not kicking in, and he may have to go into hospital. > > > Greg Leeman is with him at the moment. > > > Has anybody any suggestions? > > > The situation is critical. > > > > > > Hilary Blue