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Members responded to the question about having a 'broken thermostat' with Parkinson's, sharing that temperature dysregulation is a very common... Read more
I only "freeze" when a policeman tells me to. I hope a little attempted humor is welcome from time to time.
Let us all be happy we are not room temperature.
Janet I agree and try to make it a little less exhausting by showering the night before if I have a appointment the next day. I certainly don’t get that dirty sleeping and don’t get night sweats. I also have purchased a lot of simple yet attractive to put on clothes but it is still exhausting and I have to leave myself plenty of time to get ready so I am not worn out before I even start! I do have help but it’s still a chore.
🌈Thea
Lucindabedwell I know exactly what you mean. Getting dressed is exhausting. If I shower before it makes it even worse. Then I need to rest after each thing I put on.
Being prepared for any possible fluctuations must make it a bit more tolerable. So wise to plan ahead! I always have a lap quilt in my car and a sweater for the inevitable freezing Drs offices. I rarely am too warm but am always freezing.
🌈Thea