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Old 02-27-2010, 12:01 PM #6
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I am always cold especially my hands and feet...they feel like ice cubes.
So, I want a hot, hot bath or shower, and I know that will make me feel worse afterward, but I am so cold, that at the moment that I don't care.

What a vicious cycle!!
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