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Old 12-16-2009, 03:54 PM #11
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This explains the test:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2219653/
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I hope you got some help on that test that worries you so,my drer. Right
now I sitting at the puter with white soaks on my very cold hands and feet,
despite the frezzing hands and feet there sweating very much like
there defrosting..I have had polyneropatahy for many yearss I'm glad you
posted this has been interesting but not you discomfort,take some time and work on self-hypnosis ,mrsd is so right it's a big help. Many blessings to
you... Sue ps As you can see it's hard to write with socks on your hands.
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I hope you got some help on that test that worries you so,my drer. Right
now I sitting at the puter with white soaks on my very cold hands and feet,
despite the frezzing hands and feet there sweating very much like
there defrosting..I have had polyneropatahy for many yearss I'm glad you
posted this has been interesting but not you discomfort,take some time and work on self-hypnosis ,mrsd is so right it's a big help. Many blessings to
you... Sue ps As you can see it's hard to write with socks on your hands.
My Dear Sue....I do have some extra gloves....we have lots of them laying around here....perhaps I should send you a pair? It is tundra up here where I live. My feet are always cold! Despite 3 pairs of socks.
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