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Old 07-30-2018, 10:50 PM #11
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B81,

Closing in on 4.5 years since my accident.

I still get cold very easily. It has been 108 degrees for a couple weeks at my town now and I sleep every night with a down comforter. Winter time is a chore staying warm during the day, at night I sleep in sweats with my comforter and a hot water bottle.

With that being said it is much better now, I get those deep to the bone cold spells that take an hour to warm with 2 water bottles only every few months, it was daily for a couple of years.

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