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I'm more cold sensitive than heat sensitive. So this is my problem: as soon as it's warm, the A/C goes on. I'm okay outside to about 90, but then I do have some sx - this time it's vertigo. Come inside and it's freezing (to me) and that hurts.

So I've waited nine months to be warm, still dealing with the heat sx, and still freezing in my own house.
I'm about the same way, upper 80's or so I get SX like crazy but than if I get cold I hurt SO BAD and it doesn't take much for me to get cold.
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