Re: Re: Lin/members home city and state

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JoAnn and Russ, I am so forunate that RSD seems to remain in my left hand and arm, I think the blockers and getting an early diagnosis has slowed the spread down. I just recently had radial nerve operation in hopes of relieving some numbness, but so far no help. Thus far the cold doesn't bother me alot. I don't stay out for long periods, I do tend to protect my left hand and arm more so than my right. Last winter the pain was so severe it overode all my thoughts of cold.

I'll get a dose of reality tonight, temp will be in single dgits to 14, high tommorrow 34. I'm surpose to go to Duluth tommorrow to my hand specialist, the pt will be there but not my Dr. so I may not have to go. hugs to you, PhilJoAnn & Russ Ford wrote:

Phil I am also interested in how you deal with such extreme cold. Do you get out much in winter which must last from Oct. to April......and Lyn, you have really done a great service by putting pins where people live as first your having good time and sure it helps you not think about the pain your in, and we with our frustration can have all sorts of pins put in for reasons not exactly for nicest of reasons, but fun ones. Take care Phil and Lyn have fun pinning.JoAnns Momma Re: Lin/members home city and state>>> -Hi Phil! Good to meet you. Well, you are the farthest north

so> far. I found Kebatogama State Park and then Kebatogama next to> Kebatogama Lake. How is the weather up there! Do you have some good> advice on how to handle the cold weather with RSD? Hope to hear> more from you and that you are doing alright. With love and caring,> Lyn-- >> Phil Hart <kabbymn@y...> wrote:>> My name is Phil, I live at Kabetogama,Mn., This is a real small> community North of Duluth,MN. and 30 miles So. of International> Falls, MN. (canadian border)>>>>>>>>>>