Re: KS hay>Aletta

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Aletta

Well ........ it depends but for the most part now, hay is put into huge

round bales that are lifted with a fork attachment on the tractors and

dropped for the cattle. We used to bale in the smaller rectangular

bales when my brothers were in high school. My dad employed half the

high school boys in the summer to buck bales and then stack them in the

hay sheds for use later. Memories... I couldn't go near or even be out

when they were cutting because I couldn't breathe. The hay and mold

spores nearly killed me as a kid and still do.

Glad your son is improving. As you say, he'll get there with a lot of

help along the way and hopefully sooner than his dad did.

Your symptoms with the heat are very much like Aussie Anne's are. She

has a terrible time and the only place she sweats is on her head so she

has no cooling at all. You sound very close to the same.

Yes, Elmer had very few Parkinson symptoms until the very end when he

would start to freeze while trying to move. He was very much a typical

shy-drager type of MSA with the BP problems, bowel, bladder, etc.

Hang in there. We will be close to 95 today and hot. So much for a

pretty day yesterday. Stay cool!!

Sally in KS

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Sally,

I did not know that Aussie Anne only sweated from her head and

couldn't stand the heat. I also have this problem. Only sweating from

our heads mean that we don't have any cooling from it? No wonder I

think I am dying when I get to hot. Ok, I know I am not dying from it

but I think I am sometimes. hehe So Aletta you are in this group

also. WOW. Well there is one symptom I know I am not alone in. I must

be wierd that I feel good knowing I am not alone in something.

God bless,

Belinda

> Aletta

> Well ........ it depends but for the most part now, hay is put into

huge

> round bales that are lifted with a fork attachment on the tractors

and

> dropped for the cattle. We used to bale in the smaller rectangular

> bales when my brothers were in high school. My dad employed half

the

> high school boys in the summer to buck bales and then stack them in

the

> hay sheds for use later. Memories... I couldn't go near or even be

out

> when they were cutting because I couldn't breathe. The hay and mold

> spores nearly killed me as a kid and still do.

>

> Glad your son is improving. As you say, he'll get there with a lot

of

> help along the way and hopefully sooner than his dad did.

>

> Your symptoms with the heat are very much like Aussie Anne's are.

She

> has a terrible time and the only place she sweats is on her head so

she

> has no cooling at all. You sound very close to the same.

>

> Yes, Elmer had very few Parkinson symptoms until the very end when

he

> would start to freeze while trying to move. He was very much a

typical

> shy-drager type of MSA with the BP problems, bowel, bladder, etc.

>

> Hang in there. We will be close to 95 today and hot. So much for a

> pretty day yesterday. Stay cool!!

>

> Sally in KS