RE: Re: Does the heat bother you?

[Guest guest]

Hi Georgia

Can you change your work hours? If you worked early in the morning before it

gets so hot it might be easier. Would your employer consider putting a room

air conditioner in for you? Sometimes people here use Swamp Coolers which

would be cheaper for your employer to install.

Good luck

Kaylene

>It's good to know that others have trouble with the heat and I'm not

>being a baby about it.

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>Thanks,

>Georgia

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[Guest guest]

hi, i live in maine and the humidity has been bad here. i think i almost do

better ehen its cold. the heat zapps me. i have fibro and osteo. hope it cools

down or gets dryer soon. barbara

[Guest guest]

Hi Barbara,

I live in Conn. and the humidity can kill a horse. I hate it. Was in Maine one

time when the humidity was high and all I wanted to do was dig a big hole and

crawl in. It is really bad, and I like the cold much better than the heat.

Life is just a little sweeter when you don't have sweat running down between

your boobs and down your back into your pants which you can't pull up after you

go to the bathroom cause there stuck to your legs. I like sweat shirts and long

pants and socks too.

I have a real bad back and osteoarthritis in my hands and arms and shoulders.

Stenosis in my spine and broke my tailbone too. So I can sympathize. Take

care, donna

[Guest guest]

Donna,

We've got extreme 3 digit summer heat here in the northern Sacramento, CA

valley. Cold like a desert at night though. But mighty grateful for air

conditioning buldings & home in the daytime.

I need the sun for the vitamin D which helps both depression &

builds/strengthens bones among many other healing things. Always been a sun

worshipper but can't do it in this kind of day heat. I need to start getting up

earlier in the morning, say about 6:00 a.m to get chores done so I can go

outside in the morning & soak up the sun for a couple of hours each day before

the high heat sets in.

Now if only I can do it & find enough morning time to get all my shopping done,

errands run & get to necessary appointments before the day's heat zonks me.

Maybe I'd better go to bed way earlier at night & get up at 4-5:00 a.m instead.

Course that means sleeping the afternoon away. Oh well, there's nothing like a

siesta. Problem is, then I'm wakeful at night & sleeping later in the morning.

How do I do this? Is there really a way I can? Just talkin' to m'self here,

don't mind me.

Blessings,

Caroline

Donna Berg wrote:

Hi Barbara,

I live in Conn. and the humidity can kill a horse. I hate it.

[Guest guest]

The heat here is SC is making me ill! Literally, sick to my stomach ill. Hot

baths make my back and leg feel so much better, for a little while anyway,

but hot weather just makes me sick!

Hugs,