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Old 10-02-2016, 07:13 AM #1
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Default cold temperatures and MG?
I was diagnosed with MG in July and noticed how heat and humidity effected me this past summer. Just miserable!

But my favorite sport is skiing. At age 60 I can't imagine giving it up. Has anyone had experience with cold weather and MG? If so, any suggestions to help?
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