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Old 12-18-2012, 10:49 PM #7
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Not a bad idea!

I have hot and cold too, mostly related to the surrounding temperature. My RSD areas cannot regulate temperature at all, so they get really hot and stay hot if it's warm or hot, and get really cold and stay cold if it's cool or cold. I used to have to bring blankets in with me to my college classes in the winter, which I know got some strange looks- but I didn't care!
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