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Old 12-12-2008, 06:12 PM #1
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The one I have has an automatic cutoff after 10 hours.....must be a safety thing. You might want to look it up on the Internet...whatever brand you have might have a website and instructions for use.

I think I'll read the instructions tonight... I've had it set on low, and the past two nights it stopped, the light was blinking. I'm thinking it might be a thermostat thing, that when it reaches a level of warmth it goes into neutral?

The first night I had it set on high all night and it ran straight through the night, though we felt like we'd been broasted by morning, lol.


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It better not be a cancer risk. I've actually been enjoying using an electric blankie again. I've been putting it on my computer chair to warm up the chair, with a regular blanket on top of it. Once the chair is warm, I can sit down with both blankets and be toasty warm while reading the forums and watching television on the internet.

It's amazing how we can come to appreciate these things! If I knew how much it would have helped with pain I would have started using one years ago! Cancer, Shmancer.
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I've read about it on and off - but don't really know and I hope not because I use a heating pad quite often for my aches and pains.

I did move our clock radio across the bedroom so it isn't right by our heads.
Same with the kids & their clock radios.
We also have a water bed with a electric heater, but we added a memory topper on it so we only need to turn on the heat during winter.
Plus I hope the EMF is less since it has to go through the thickness of the mattress
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I think I'll read the instructions tonight... I've had it set on low, and the past two nights it stopped, the light was blinking. I'm thinking it might be a thermostat thing, that when it reaches a level of warmth it goes into neutral?

The first night I had it set on high all night and it ran straight through the night, though we felt like we'd been broasted by morning, lol.





It's amazing how we can come to appreciate these things! If I knew how much it would have helped with pain I would have started using one years ago! Cancer, Shmancer.

I have been so sore the past few days. Noticed tonight at Costco (after walking for about an hour) that I could barely get my right leg into the car...lots of stiffness in my thigh. (crap...spasticity monsters are after me!)

I've also got a bad Lhermitte's sign going on this week. Depending on how I bend my neck, I either get warm hot sensations going thru my left thigh, or I get a very painful "pull" sensation on my left arm. (lifting my arms to wash my hair has been interesting lately...I may be using our Indulgeabath walk-in tub tomorrow and sit under the shower head with the jets running in the tub)

I sat with my 'lectric blankie for a bit tonight, relaxed me enough to sleep for an hour. I've had some nasty nasty NASTY insomnia for about 3 weeks now. I think I've been getting 3 or 4 hours a night (well, mornings, I cant manage to sleep before 6am sometimes)

I'm going to bed in a little bit. (it's midnight now) because I've been so tired yesterday and today. I hope I can sleep.

I think some of my problems are being caused by an "almost" UTI. (went to the doctor today to pee in a cup, they said it wasnt a UTI yet, not enough white cells showing up, but to call them if I feel worse and they'll toss me some abx's)
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