Re: Re: air conditioning ..fyi

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All I know for sure about AC is we keep ours at 74 and don't have a problem with it. We are 100 on our porch everyday. the actual temp is high 90's. qw have 1500 sq. feet and a 3 ton AC.. so I am usually sitting here with a blanketon.. I like it cool at night and likes it cool ALL the time.. YES our AC bill is out of site. But breathing is importantif it gets above 78 I am uncomfortable. Love and Prayers, Peggy IPF 2004, FloridaWorry looks around, Sorry looks back, Faith looks up. You are right Bruce, most a/c here will go at least 30 degrees if not more. Most time we work pretty good up to about 115, I was here the day it hit 122, now that was hot!Dyane Phoenix IPF 02> > > > > >> > > > > > I think its all sinking in for me now, the disease, the> > > > > > meds, the lifestyle changes, etc. etc. and itâEUR^s> really> > > starting to> > > > > overwhelm me> > > > > > and IâEUR^m having crying spells.> > > > > >> > > > > > It seems every week a new side effect pops up and I> donâEUR^t> > > > > > know which med is causing it. IâEUR^m on Prednisone,> > > Azathioprine and> > > > > Acetylcysteine> > > > > > (NAC). Last week my blood tests revealed> > > > > > an elevated level of Neutrophils (8.07) and low levels of> > > Lmphocytes> > > > > (1.17),> > > > > > just barely above the normal range (1.0). I contacted my> > > doctorâEUR^s> > > > > office and he> > > > > > is on vacation until the 24th and the nurse said not to worry> > > about it> > > > > right> > > > > > now. I guess IâEUR^ll just see what this> > > > > > weekâEUR^s tests reveal.> > > > > > IâEUR^m experiencing foot, leg, hip and finger cramps.> > > > > > This week food is not only tasteless, but actually has a bad> > > taste, foods> > > > > I normally love and then I just canâEUR^t eat it.> > > > > > IâEUR^m involved in two big projects with daily> deadlines at> > > > > > work and the stress keeps me wired-up. IâEUR^ve always> loved> > > the work I do> > > > > and the> > > > > > pressure, but now it seems to irritate me.> > > > > > It feels like people look at me different. Most of my> > > > > > co-workers know about my disease and some will ask me about it> and> > > how> > > > > IâEUR^m> > > > > > doing and others ignore everything about me.> > > > > > Because IâEUR^ve been so focused on my disease> IâEUR^ m> > > falling> > > > > > behind in domestic chores, errands, and other appointments> that> > > need to> > > > > be> > > > > > done.> > > > > > Goals and future dreams crushed. My counselor said I need to> > > > > > make new dreams. But I canâEUR^t seem to do> > > > > > that yet.> > > > > > I do try to focus on my blessings and am thankful for what I> > > > > > do have, like my children, friends, this support group, my> dog, my> > > home,> > > > > my> > > > > > job, my health insurance and many more.> > > > > > I guess I just needed to vent.> > > > > > C_53_IPF_ 5/09> > > > > > Washington-the- Evergreen- state> > > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> > >> >>