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Old 08-21-2018, 03:41 PM #1
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Do any of you have problems with really hot weather? I get really tired after very little activity (even though I am mostly in air conditioning). Just wondering.
I have found myself more and more intolerant of heat. Even in the house with AC I sweat profusely when I do housework. Even stepping out to get the mail, I sometimes have to shower because I sweat so profusely.

Also, I suffer with barometric pressure illness. When the pressure drops (incoming rain front) I hurt more, both neuro and muscular.
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