Lin/members home city and state

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In a message dated 11/4/2004 8:03:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, RSD-CRPSofAmerica writes:

Anyone want to give me their Town and State so I can add to my pin > pals on my wall map? I think I'm addicted

Hi Lin,

My name is Jai and I live on Siesta Key, a small barrier island off the coast of Sarasota, south west FLorida. Take care, Jai

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Hi, Jai!

Glad you told me near Saratosa. I would have been traveling all

around the keys since I know zero geography in Florida. Now I have

a feeling for it and enjoyed my travel.

Looking forward to reading more of your posts. Lyn

jaismonkey@a... wrote:

> My name is Jai and I live on Siesta Key, a small barrier island

off the coast

> of Sarasota, south west FLorida. Take care, Jai

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i live in baltimore, maryland. did you get my e mail. cathy

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Cathy,

YEs!You are firmly planted on the map!

Glad you wrote because I found you on the map and pinned

yesterday. Somehow I didn't send my message. I look forward to

reading your posts and sharing experiences with you. My best to you

with love and caring, Lyn

In RSD-CRPSofAmerica , fishthatsmiles@w... wrote:

> i live in baltimore, maryland. did you get my e mail. cathy

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Cathy,

YEs!You are firmly planted on the map!

Glad you wrote because I found you on the map and pinned

yesterday. Somehow I didn't send my message. I look forward to

reading your posts and sharing experiences with you. My best to you

with love and caring, Lyn

In RSD-CRPSofAmerica , fishthatsmiles@w... wrote:

> i live in baltimore, maryland. did you get my e mail. cathy

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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)jaismonkey@... wrote:

In a message dated 11/4/2004 8:03:51 PM Eastern Standard Time, RSD-CRPSofAmerica writes:

Anyone want to give me their Town and State so I can add to my pin > pals on my wall map? I think I'm addicted

Hi Lin,

My name is Jai and I live on Siesta Key, a small barrier island off the coast of Sarasota, south west FLorida. Take care, Jai

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-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)

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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.

JoAnn

s Momma

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> -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--

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> 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)

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Lyn, you're right I am far North, 30 miles South of Canada. The weather is one issue, the other is the distance to my primary Dr. and PT. It can be a miserable drive 120 miles South down to Duluth. Since I was diagnosed with RSD, I have been blessed with the fact that it is still localized in my left hand and arm. I actually find it fairly easy to keep hand warm with a mitt, called a chopper. Up here we wear several layers of clothes and a warm coat. As the day warms up you take a layer off, and add back on as necessary. Fleece lined pants or double layer long underwear keeps the body warm and a rabbit fur hat keeps the head warm.

My worst fear is falling on ice, I did that last winter and went into orbit, landing on my arm/hand, as a consequence I go out of my way to protect it from peril. I do think I can handle the cold better than heat, hopefully sometime down the road I can winter in a little warmer climate and spend maybe 9 months up here. LOL, lots of hugs, Phillynlorraine wrote:

-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)>

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Lyn, you're right I am far North, 30 miles South of Canada. The weather is one issue, the other is the distance to my primary Dr. and PT. It can be a miserable drive 120 miles South down to Duluth. Since I was diagnosed with RSD, I have been blessed with the fact that it is still localized in my left hand and arm. I actually find it fairly easy to keep hand warm with a mitt, called a chopper. Up here we wear several layers of clothes and a warm coat. As the day warms up you take a layer off, and add back on as necessary. Fleece lined pants or double layer long underwear keeps the body warm and a rabbit fur hat keeps the head warm.

My worst fear is falling on ice, I did that last winter and went into orbit, landing on my arm/hand, as a consequence I go out of my way to protect it from peril. I do think I can handle the cold better than heat, hopefully sometime down the road I can winter in a little warmer climate and spend maybe 9 months up here. LOL, lots of hugs, Phillynlorraine wrote:

-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)>

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Lyn, you're right I am far North, 30 miles South of Canada. The weather is one issue, the other is the distance to my primary Dr. and PT. It can be a miserable drive 120 miles South down to Duluth. Since I was diagnosed with RSD, I have been blessed with the fact that it is still localized in my left hand and arm. I actually find it fairly easy to keep hand warm with a mitt, called a chopper. Up here we wear several layers of clothes and a warm coat. As the day warms up you take a layer off, and add back on as necessary. Fleece lined pants or double layer long underwear keeps the body warm and a rabbit fur hat keeps the head warm.

My worst fear is falling on ice, I did that last winter and went into orbit, landing on my arm/hand, as a consequence I go out of my way to protect it from peril. I do think I can handle the cold better than heat, hopefully sometime down the road I can winter in a little warmer climate and spend maybe 9 months up here. LOL, lots of hugs, Phillynlorraine wrote:

-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)>

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Phil,

I could just picture it happening and gasp for breath at the thought

of your fall last winter. I am really concerned about that very

thing here. Weather here is not even close to yours but ice is ice

and we have a lot of it all winter long. The black ice is the worst

because I just can't see it when I try to walk so I'm not sure what

I'm going to do. I got pretty good on my crutches some years ago.

But I haven't any practice now so I'll just have to do the best I

can.

I'm glad you have been able to keep it from spreading. And I hope

your treatments improve your condition. Those long doctor trips are

the pits, though! Careful does it! With love and caring, Lyn

Phil Hart <kabbymn@y...> wrote:

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> My worst fear is falling on ice, I did that last winter and went

into orbit, landing on my arm/hand, as a consequence I go out of my

way to protect it from peril.