Re: Heat~Yuck! But cold is worse - for me...

[Guest guest]

<< I don't think that CMT relates much except for the swelling and the fact

that the breathing may seem harder for us because we often need to exert more

energy to get the same effect as others without CMT; that extra energy

required can make the stifling, hard to breathe air, all the worse. >>

On the other hand, if a CMTers phrenic nerve is affected by CMT it does

interfere with breathing, from what I've read.

My feet are icy cold even if the air temperature is over 100. I always knew I

was weird. Nothing warms my icy feet, so sorry, can't help you there. I wear

heavy socks and genuine fleece lined footwear from New Zealand in the

daytime, and socks at night in a preheated bed. My feet ALWAYS say they are

painfully frozen.

We are all different!

Kat