Yep, I'm like you Greg, I feel so much better in spring and summer, I love the sun and now hate and dread winter months..In the summer my wife runs the air too cold for me..,.,so I go out and stay in the sun a lot, If I get too hot, I'll just sit under a shade tree and relax ;-) Dan H**
On Saturday, December 20, 2014 5:10 PM, greg <[email protected]> wrote: I know there is that Seasonal Affective Disorder, or or something like that. Where you get depressed if you go without sunlight. I think most people have some sort of that if they go too long without sunlight. But I don't think that's what I'm really talking about. I can go 1 day without feeling bad in summer. if it's warm out. I don't like it, but I can. Sunny and 65 is better than 85 and cloudy though. There is something about the warmth of the sun's rays. It's not emotional, it's purely a physical relaxation. I think if it was the serotonin, it would at least take a bit to go through you. The second I hit the sun, my shoulders just relax. It's like putting on an electric blanket. I also feel like an old man who says he can tell it's going to rain, because his's bones hurt. Greg > What your addicted to is the serotonin from the sun. When Im at my > worst I take an ephedra pill and push my wheelchair on the street > for a couple miles. it puts me in a different state of mind. you > can read about the effects of serotonin though. Its like a rug. > > > I don't know how you cold wether guys can do it every day. I was > from Seattle and that was bad enough. Now I'm spoiled in AZ. Even > our cold times it's usually sunny. But, now and then we get a few > rainy days. I get so tight, sore, and cold, on those days and my > arms tingle 100x worse. I'm wrapped up and no matter how warm I > get, I just can not relax unless I get sun. I think I'm physically > and mentally addicted to the sun. During the day, on the times I'm > not outside, I have a hard time doing anything for too long without > having to go out and sit in it for at least a little while. It > relaxes my muscles and I feel a lot better, then I go back to > whatever I was doing. Then just before sunset I have to go out and > get my last fix of sun for the night. It works so much better than > any pain killer or muscle relaxer medication. > > Just don't think I could ever move away, > Greg
