Re: BURR!! Fevers in flare up areas?

[Guest guest]

Thanks Judi,

I took the heating/massage cushion with me as it was 55' at work with the heater

very slowly working there. It finally reached 62' about 3 hrs , then when it got

about 67' my boss made me turn it off because it was warmer in his office, so,

it went back down to 63' BURR!!!! At least I had my candle to warm my hands on!

I did wake up with one of the kittens cuddling at my feet this morn. Ususally

the one yr old male hogs the 2 kittens, he thinks they are his, if he could

lactate, he would, lol.

I am going out once today, gonna take it easy the rest.

Blessings, April

nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

Hi April,

I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled with

the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

[Guest guest]

Thanks Judi,

I took the heating/massage cushion with me as it was 55' at work with the heater

very slowly working there. It finally reached 62' about 3 hrs , then when it got

about 67' my boss made me turn it off because it was warmer in his office, so,

it went back down to 63' BURR!!!! At least I had my candle to warm my hands on!

I did wake up with one of the kittens cuddling at my feet this morn. Ususally

the one yr old male hogs the 2 kittens, he thinks they are his, if he could

lactate, he would, lol.

I am going out once today, gonna take it easy the rest.

Blessings, April

nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

Hi April,

I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled with

the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

[Guest guest]

April, I'm so sorry that you have to work in a environment like

that. I am always cold, and I could not work in that cold of an

area, or I would be down with a cold all the time.

Please, take care of yourself, Tawny

>

>

> Hi April,

>

> I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

> flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

> they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

> around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

> even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

> about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

> yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled

with

> the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

> had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

> better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

> are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

>

> Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

>

> Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

April, I'm so sorry that you have to work in a environment like

that. I am always cold, and I could not work in that cold of an

area, or I would be down with a cold all the time.

Please, take care of yourself, Tawny

>

>

> Hi April,

>

> I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

> flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

> they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

> around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

> even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

> about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

> yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled

with

> the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

> had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

> better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

> are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

>

> Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

>

> Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

April,

Tell " Mr. Scrooge " you need another lump of coal! I just finished

making myself a pair of fleece-lined pants. Couldn't pay the $60 or

so they want in stores, so bought a 1-yard remnant at WalMart, and

lined a pair of cords I have--mmmmm, toasty warm! Will Scrooge

provide you with a space heater? Maybe if he's too warm in his

office, he'd be willing to trade--I'd sure be willing to trade bosses!

Sending warm thoughts,

Judi

[Guest guest]

April,

Tell " Mr. Scrooge " you need another lump of coal! I just finished

making myself a pair of fleece-lined pants. Couldn't pay the $60 or

so they want in stores, so bought a 1-yard remnant at WalMart, and

lined a pair of cords I have--mmmmm, toasty warm! Will Scrooge

provide you with a space heater? Maybe if he's too warm in his

office, he'd be willing to trade--I'd sure be willing to trade bosses!

Sending warm thoughts,

Judi

[Guest guest]

Normally, me either but it's just the one day a week as I cover for a co-worker

( I used to work with)

April

Tawny <tawnyokc@...> wrote:

April, I'm so sorry that you have to work in a environment like

that. I am always cold, and I could not work in that cold of an

area, or I would be down with a cold all the time.

Please, take care of yourself, Tawny

>

>

> Hi April,

>

> I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

> flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

> they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

> around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

> even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

> about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

> yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled

with

> the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

> had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

> better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

> are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

>

> Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

>

> Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Normally, me either but it's just the one day a week as I cover for a co-worker

( I used to work with)

April

Tawny <tawnyokc@...> wrote:

April, I'm so sorry that you have to work in a environment like

that. I am always cold, and I could not work in that cold of an

area, or I would be down with a cold all the time.

Please, take care of yourself, Tawny

>

>

> Hi April,

>

> I spent most of yesterday on the couch with one of those fever/achy

> flares, and I don't have RA (I have Dercum's.) My joints felt like

> they were grinding on each other. My normal temp, like yours, is

> around 96-97. My doc knows when it's 98 and above, I'm sick! They

> even have it noted on my hospital records now! I hate that achy,

> about-to-get-the-flu feeling. I drank gallons of green tea

> yesterday, read " Skipping Christmas " , listened to CD's, cuddled

with

> the cat, and generally just felt like I needed a day off. We even

> had carry-in Chinese and ate by the fire last night. Today is

> better, but this cold, cloudy, damp weather doesn't help, and they

> are predicting heavy rain changing to snow here in central Indiana.

>

> Take care, baby yourself, and don't feel guilty!

>

> Judi (58, wife, grandmother to TJ--4 1/2, and triplets 21 months)

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Judi,

It's just one day a wk...

I might get a space heater myself, it might come in handy later

April

nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

April,

Tell " Mr. Scrooge " you need another lump of coal! I just finished

making myself a pair of fleece-lined pants. Couldn't pay the $60 or

so they want in stores, so bought a 1-yard remnant at WalMart, and

lined a pair of cords I have--mmmmm, toasty warm! Will Scrooge

provide you with a space heater? Maybe if he's too warm in his

office, he'd be willing to trade--I'd sure be willing to trade bosses!

Sending warm thoughts,

Judi

[Guest guest]

Hi Judi,

It's just one day a wk...

I might get a space heater myself, it might come in handy later

April

nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

April,

Tell " Mr. Scrooge " you need another lump of coal! I just finished

making myself a pair of fleece-lined pants. Couldn't pay the $60 or

so they want in stores, so bought a 1-yard remnant at WalMart, and

lined a pair of cords I have--mmmmm, toasty warm! Will Scrooge

provide you with a space heater? Maybe if he's too warm in his

office, he'd be willing to trade--I'd sure be willing to trade bosses!

Sending warm thoughts,

Judi