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Mike, this might sound a little crazy but if you've ever been to the Gulf Coast of Texas, well, you will understand. It could be the humidity level that is causing the sensation even though she is not actually sweating. If you can find one get a deal, kind of like a thermometer, that will measure the humidity level in the house. It could be the "chiller" on the AC is not working properly. Cindy -------------------------------------------- From: "MWOsborne @ aol.com" <[log in to unmask]> ........My mother ...sweating sensation that's driving her crazy. But when my Dad checks it out, there doesn't seem to be any moisture there (back of the neck, top of the head, etc.) It's worse in the air conditioned house and better in the warmer outdoors. Any ideas? Similar situation? Thanks Mike O in KY ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com