Hello All! Greetings from beautiful, if chilly, Islamorada in the Florida
Keys! We're glad to have escaped Erie, there's 3' of snow up there now, yuck.
What to do when you can't play outside? Make lace of course, so I finished the
braid on the small Sorrel leaf that I started at summer
I have just spent a thoroughly enjoyable morning at the hair dresser's reading
Devon's latest article. What fun and what a great ending! I am a little
curious to know how much persuading was involved in getting the museum to pull
the pieces out of storage so that they could be photographed
I started HRT when hot flushes worried the kids I was teaching. Used to turn
bright red and then look like I'd had a bucket of water thrown over me.
Stayed on it for at least 15 wonderful, feeling 16, years and then had to
stop when I had a knee replacement. Been getting them to a lesser extent
'Up North' we're more used to the white stuff. We always say it's an
'overcoat warmer' down south! Jean says about the grit boxes. We
still have them up here the problem is, they're all empty! The
council are concentrating on keeping the roads open rather than
filling the bins. We
All you have mentioned is very true, we lived in Co Durham in 79 and walked
around, cleared our path and roadway, our daughter only missed one day at
school when the bus couldn't get through the dales.
When we moved south and they had an inch of snow the school sent the
children home, much to
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
Live and learn :) I just learnt that what we, in the US of A, call hot
flashes,
in Australia, NZ and the UK it has always been Hot Flushes. Not sure
about Sth Africa
A woman I work with calls them 'tropicals'.
Lesley
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Maybe we ought to call it global warming, g
Sue T
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
Live and learn :) I just learnt that what we, in the US of A, call hot
flashes,
in Australia, NZ and the UK it has always been Hot Flushes. Not sure
about Sth Africa
A woman I work with calls them 'tropicals'.
Maybe we ought to call it global warming, g
Sue T
power surges???
Jeanette Fischer, South Africa.
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Flash or flush?
When going to the doctor, I was asked if I was having hot flashes, or was just
flushing. They qualified a flash as something more intense, including
sometimes night sweats, etc. Flushing is just getting a bit warm without more
intense symptoms, vs. coming on in a flash and
DH wishes he could hook me up to the power grid! I could at least heat
part of the town.
A friend called them power surges.
Jane in Vermont, USA where it's 29oF (-1C) and much of the snow has gone
south of us so far this winter. We'll get plenty soon enough!
jvik...@sover.net
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My friends around here call them 'Power Surges'.
Alice in Oregon
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Some of my friends call it a personal tropical vacation.
And... re the HRT, quite a few years ago it was determined that staying
on HRT for a long time increased the chance of cancer, so most doctors
in the US encourage you to ride it out... it will usually go away. I
went through surgical
Lucky you. I had similar history. Here I am, 66 next week, and no end in
sight. Thankfully I learnt the trick of turning the pillow over so I can start
off again with a cool side. DH, as he gets older, likes to have the covers up
around his ears, so it might be separate bedrooms for us in
LEXOPHILES (LOVERS OF WORDS):-
1. A bicycle can't stand alone; it is two tired.
2. A will is a dead giveaway.
3. Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
4. A backward poet writes inverse.
5. A chicken crossing the road: poultry in motion.
6. When a clock is hungry it goes back four
The two phrases I like are personal summers or My inner child is
playing with matches.
Lesley Blackshaw wrote:
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
Live and learn :) I just learnt that what we, in the US of A, call
hot flashes,
in Australia, NZ and the UK it has always been Hot Flushes. Not sure
about
Haven't talked to any friends today to ask them what they call it here.
I had a complete hysterectomy when I was 33 because of cancer and was told
that I couldn't have HRT. The first months after surgery I had very severe
waves of heat if I went from outside into the warmth of a shop. A few
When I was going through the pause I had it pretty easy - I would get
night sweats but that was about all except when I'd have a glass of wine or
other alcohol. Yes, soaking wet with the sheets sticking to me. Since I
live out in the woods I could step out onto the back deck in the middle of
Oh and I've heard flushes, flashes, power surges and infernal hormone
adjustments!
Linda, the string-a-holic in Oregon
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