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I love cold weather and my ms loves it too.

Maybe cause I have secondary progressive MS.

Heat hurts me so dam bad.

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jimeka

Hi Ryan, it's weird really, but a lot of us are heat sensitive but then the rest seem to be cold sensitive, there doesn't appear to be any set rules. I am pleased that you are finding your ms is better in cooler weather. Enjoy, and I hope everything else is going on ok, blessings Jimeka

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassadorβ€’ in reply tojimeka

jimeka where's WAshingtongirl ?

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jimekaβ€’ in reply toJesmcd2

Tutu has appointments this week and it's not like the uk half hour drive, we are talking USA appointments, 2.5 to 3 hour drives there and back. As far as I know it is all ok, no doubt she will be back on later, blessings Jimeka

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassadorβ€’ in reply tojimeka

Unfortunately if you want really good Drs you have to travel jimeka Thank you so much for the info!☺

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WAshingtongirlβ€’ in reply toJesmcd2

Thanks Jesmcd2 πŸ’

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassadorβ€’ in reply toWAshingtongirl

Welcome back WAshingtongirl , you weren't missed at all.☺.

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WAshingtongirlβ€’ in reply toJesmcd2

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Iona60

Ryan, you are not alone. I live in FL and when it is too warm, I have to be dropped off right at the door. The handicapped spaces are too far away. If I want to meet a friends for lunch, I pick the restaurants where the spaces are only a few feet away from the door. My husband describes me as a melting ice cream cone.

I have SPMS, too, and heat is NOT my friend. I love going down the frozen food section of the grocery store - life's simple pleasures. :)

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Jesmcd2CommunityAmbassador

I will get physically sick if l get to hot, it's horrible! MS has stolen that from me.😠 I shall find away though! This is one battle that I WILL WIN😈 πŸ˜πŸ˜…

Right now when l get to hot l go on the porch, although it's in the low 50s in NY so doesn't help much πŸ˜…πŸ˜…

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positiveness

Hi Sleek78! The heat and humidity are terrible and really makes everything a lot more challenging. Those cooling vests and ice packs tend to help.

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Royjr

The cold is my friend also. The heat and humidity is like the bully or that person you just don't want to be around.

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Elle61

I can not handle the heat either , I lived in Florida for 9 yrs and stayed indoors a lot.

Back in Maine now I much prefer the cold over heat. I still stay in on hot summer days.

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