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If you want to shop on line here are two links: www.jcwhitney.com click on the headwear and they have several kinds of what Judith was talking about. $8.99 to ? www.ridegear.com click on Harley-Davidson and then click on headgear…I forgot to look at the prices. Hugs, Sherry "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks J & Wende, > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like I’d > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > mph with a full charge! > Nancy F > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski hat. > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > liners > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are pretty > > nice. Wende > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > though > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > > Nancy F > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > > > could > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > Nancy F
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on the scooter right? Not the cap.W "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:aurao20c6g@enews4.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> If they’re anything like the bikers I know – they’ll have great ideas > on how to customize the scooter. > You might look great with flame decals, chromed tail pipes, and > saddle bags<g> > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > Thanks J & Wende, > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > I’d > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > > mph with a full charge! > > Nancy F > > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski > hat. > > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > > liners > > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are > pretty > > > nice. Wende > > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > > though > > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > > > Nancy F > > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if > I > > > > could > > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > > Nancy F
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I haven’t seen their show in a long time. They are a blast. I do believe the lady with the black hair, can’t remember what her name was, passed away earlier this year. She had a very colorful life. Dawn "K3" <k3@(86_THE_SPAM)maine.rr.com> wrote in message
news:ausdpb$9mchf$1@ID-89669.news.dfncis.de… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Thanks J & Wende, > > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 > yo, > > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > > I’d > > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – > 7 > > > mph with a full charge! > > > Nancy F > Have you ever watched "Two Fat Ladies" (Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa > Dickson Wright) on FoodTV? > (http://www.foodtv.com/foodtv/show/0,6525,FL,00.html) > I think they look *awesome* on a scooter/motorcycle — nuthin’ like a "babe" > on a bike. > I love watching their show. Although I haven’t tried any of their recipes, > they too look awesome. > — > Kendall F. Stratton III > Fort Fairfield, Maine USA > k…@maine.rr.com > http://home.maine.rr.com/k3 > "A pancia piena si ragiona meglio"
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I was thinking the same thing! Suzie "Aerochick" <aeroch…@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:QAkQ9.5456$134.573847@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’ve got saddle bags! > Oh, you meant for a motorbike… > LOL > -Kristin > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > news:aurao20c6g@enews4.newsguy.com… > > If they’re anything like the bikers I know – they’ll have great ideas > > on how to customize the scooter. > > You might look great with flame decals, chromed tail pipes, and > > saddle bags<g> > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Thanks J & Wende, > > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 > yo, > > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > > I’d > > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – > 7 > > > mph with a full charge! > > > Nancy F > > > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > > > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski > > hat. > > > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on > each > > > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up > my > > > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > > > liners > > > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are > > pretty > > > > nice. Wende > > > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > > > though > > > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! > <S> > > > > > Nancy F > > > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now > if > > I > > > > > could > > > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > > > Nancy F
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> "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > Thanks J & Wende, > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > I’d > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > > mph with a full charge! > > Nancy F
Have you ever watched "Two Fat Ladies" (Jennifer Paterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright) on FoodTV? (http://www.foodtv.com/foodtv/show/0,6525,FL,00.html) I think they look *awesome* on a scooter/motorcycle — nuthin’ like a "babe" on a bike. I love watching their show. Although I haven’t tried any of their recipes, they too look awesome. — Kendall F. Stratton III Fort Fairfield, Maine USA k…@maine.rr.com http://home.maine.rr.com/k3 "A pancia piena si ragiona meglio"
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Yeah, saddle bags on a cap might be cumbersome<g>. "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message
news:D6iQ9.225096$JE.159314@news1.central.cox.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> on the scooter right? Not the cap.W > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > news:aurao20c6g@enews4.newsguy.com… > > If they’re anything like the bikers I know – they’ll have great ideas > > on how to customize the scooter. > > You might look great with flame decals, chromed tail pipes, and > > saddle bags<g> > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Thanks J & Wende, > > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 > yo, > > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > > I’d > > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – > 7 > > > mph with a full charge! > > > Nancy F > > > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > > > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski > > hat. > > > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on > each > > > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up > my > > > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > > > liners > > > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are > > pretty > > > > nice. Wende > > > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > > > though > > > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! > <S> > > > > > Nancy F > > > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now > if > > I > > > > > could > > > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > > > Nancy F
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I’ve got saddle bags! Oh, you meant for a motorbike… LOL -Kristin "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:aurao20c6g@enews4.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> If they’re anything like the bikers I know – they’ll have great ideas > on how to customize the scooter. > You might look great with flame decals, chromed tail pipes, and > saddle bags<g> > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > Thanks J & Wende, > > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like > I’d > > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > > mph with a full charge! > > Nancy F > > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski > hat. > > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > > liners > > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are > pretty > > > nice. Wende > > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > > though > > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > > > Nancy F > > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if > I > > > > could > > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > > Nancy F
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I doubt that anyone would even notice a 62 yr old female buying a cap in a Harley shop. If you want to shop on line I will see if I can find you a link or two. Hugs, Sherry "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks J & Wende, > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like I’d > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > mph with a full charge! > Nancy F > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski hat. > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > liners > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are pretty > > nice. Wende > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > though > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > > Nancy F > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > > > could > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > Nancy F
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Thanks J & Wende, Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like I’d ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 mph with a full charge! Nancy F "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message
news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski hat. > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig liners > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are pretty > nice. Wende > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > though > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > Nancy F > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > > could > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > Nancy F
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If they’re anything like the bikers I know – they’ll have great ideas on how to customize the scooter. You might look great with flame decals, chromed tail pipes, and saddle bags<g> "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:Lw8Q9.12443$vd6.2898401@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Thanks J & Wende, > Good ideas. <S>, I wonder what the bikers will think when this 62 yo, > large woman comes in to buy a helmet cap? I mean, I don’t look much like I’d > ride a ‘cycle! Now, my Lark mobility scooter, that’s a different story – 7 > mph with a full charge! > Nancy F > "Wende" <n…@cox.net> wrote in message > news:H40Q9.219136$JE.119224@news1.central.cox.net… > > I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski hat. > > It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each > > strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my > > hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig > liners > > you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are pretty > > nice. Wende > > "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message > > news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… > > > Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even > > though > > > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > > > Nancy F > > > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > > > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > > > the definition of "bad hair day". > > > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > > > could > > > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > > > Nancy F
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I’ve had Raynaud’s since early teens. Had no idea it could be a tip-off of more autoimmune problems to come. Just found Wristies myself through Plow and Hearth. If you wear a glove size 7 or smaller, get the children’s size. Same tips as all the others, plus naturopath told me to increase my intake of niacin, though be careful! Nothing like a niacin flush to give you a good scare. Rebecca in Denver
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"herbwormwood" <herbwormw…@lycos.co.uk> wrote in message:
| I was on medication for Raynauds for years but now I dont feel I need it | because its much better over the ;ast few years. This I attribute to my | diet: I have a lot of garlic and onions, plus ginger, hot mustard and | other hot spices like chilli fairly regularly. </snip> I was dx’d with lupus due to a severe episode of raynauds phenomena.. and it was always so bad with cold and stress, of any kind. I too find diet is a great help and both onions and garlic are at the top of my list of helpful foods during the winter months especially and prior to any upcoming event/day or any happening that may trigger a stress reaction in me. Too though, I have to remain on meds as diet won’t completely control this problem in my case. — from Shelagh http://continue.to/lupus
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In article <0001HW.BA264627000B48B3060FC…@xusenet.com>, herbwormwood <herbwormw…@lycos.co.uk> wrote >Hi, >I was on medication for Raynauds for years but now I dont feel I need it >because its much better over the ;ast few years. This I attribute to my >diet: I have a lot of garlic and onions, plus ginger, hot mustard and >other hot spices like chilli fairly regularly.
Interesting, because my wife’s Sjogrens (or some such affliction) has led to her esophagus violently objecting to all hot spice, especially chilli! >I still get cold hands and >feet but its tolerable now and I dont feel I need medication. There is a >scientific base fo this as these foods will open te blood vessels and help >circulation. I wonder if being on Warfarin has helped too?
Probably; she’s on Adalet. > I live in a part of the world where its only warm enough to go without >gloves from about April to October!
You mean about 11 August to 12 August 
— Andy [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus for more!
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Warfarin does help. My Raynaud’s was improved by about 50% with warfarin and this year, with high dose Pred and Imuran as well , was virtually non existent Lyndal "herbwormwood" <herbwormw…@lycos.co.uk> wrote in message
news:0001HW.BA264627000B48B3060FC9E0@xusenet.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, > I was on medication for Raynauds for years but now I dont feel I need it > because its much better over the ;ast few years. This I attribute to my > diet: I have a lot of garlic and onions, plus ginger, hot mustard and > other hot spices like chilli fairly regularly. I still get cold hands and > feet but its tolerable now and I dont feel I need medication. There is a > scientific base fo this as these foods will open te blood vessels and help > circulation. I wonder if being on Warfarin has helped too? > I live in a part of the world where its only warm enough to go without > gloves from about April to October! > Personally I think my vegan diet helps but I doubt this would impress a > medical professional! If anyone would like any recipes for vegan meals > just shout and I’ll post them! or email me with your requests. > Best wishes > Lynne > On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 20:47:30 +0000, Lyndal Parker-Newlyn and Phill Newlyn > wrote > (in message <0WLL9.5144$jM5.15…@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>): > > Same thoughts as aerochicks. From about April to August I wear gloves > > outside all the time. It seems to stop the rewarming pain when I come > > inside. I take Adalat OROS 20mg at night to help (Only reason I take it at > > night is that because its a BP med and my BPs ok..I get head spins if I take > > it then get going in the morning) > > I have heard gingko biloba is also useful but haven’t tried it myself. > > Lyndal > > "Aerochick" <aeroch…@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:pvJL9.1762$c52.196649@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net… > >> We find that avoiding sudden changes in temperature is the ticket. When > >> getting things from the freezer, use an oven mitt, don’t hold a glass with > >> cold liquid- use a snuggy… heated gloves and socks in cold weather (get > >> them warm "before" going outside), nice warm hats… Doesn’t always work, > >> but seems to help keep it all manageable. > >> Good luck… > >> -Aerochick > >> "Jules" <itsjul…@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >> news:atn8c0$7sb$1@bob.news.rcn.net… > >>> Hi Everyone, > >>> A friend recently came to me with questions regarding Raynaud’s. She > > was > >>> dxd with Disease (as opposed to phenomenon) but they’re still exploring > >>> other co-morbidities. > >>> Mine is relatively mild (and phenomenal – not in the good way, although > > it > >>> is kinda interesting) so I wasn’t able to provide much help. > >>> Does anyone know what treatments there are out there? > >>> and more importantly, this family is interested in a more > >>> alternative/supplemental/non-medication route. > >>> Thanks for any information or leads you can provide. > >>> Now…back to studying for finals. > >>> Booooo! > >>>> julia > —————————POST VIA——————————– > news://nntp.xusenet.com http://www.xusenet.com > ===================================================================
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Motorcycle shops have a cap to wear under helmets, very soft and absorbent. You might wear one under the cap. "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even though > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > Nancy F > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > the definition of "bad hair day". > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > could > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > Nancy F
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I ordered myself some silk glove liners, and bought a "Screamer" ski hat. It is flame red, with about 6" strands of cap on top with beads on each strand. Very cool, it is very warm, and non itchy. It doesn’t mess up my hair either. I have gotten some looks, but who cares. There are wig liners you can wear in the house. There are also the dust caps. those are pretty nice. Wende "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:82OP9.11170$vd6.2780125@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even though > it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> > Nancy F > "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message > news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… > > Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > > the definition of "bad hair day". > >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I > could > > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > > Nancy F
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Yes, I already bought one, a neat heather red/burnt orangy one. Even though it is acrylic it itches after a while. Another thing to adapt to! <S> Nancy F "J Rogow" <JRo…@SpammenotNewsguy.com> wrote in message
news:auo6ab24ta@enews3.newsguy.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know > the definition of "bad hair day". >> This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just > for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I could > just find something wearable *in* the house… > > Nancy F
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I agree also. This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just for sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I could just find something wearable *in* the house… Nancy F – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> We find that avoiding sudden changes in temperature is the ticket. When > getting things from the freezer, use an oven mitt, don’t hold a glass with > cold liquid- use a snuggy… heated gloves and socks in cold weather (get > them warm "before" going outside), nice warm hats… Doesn’t always work, > but seems to help keep it all manageable. > Good luck… > -Aerochick
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Get a ski cap – and if anyone sniggers just ask if they know the definition of "bad hair day". "Nancy F" <n…@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:vSHP9.11145$vd6.2735176@news3.news.adelphia.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I agree also. This year I’m finally wearing hats for the cold (not just for > sunshade) and I’m amazed at how much my nose has thawed! Now if I could just > find something wearable *in* the house… > Nancy F > > We find that avoiding sudden changes in temperature is the ticket. When > > getting things from the freezer, use an oven mitt, don’t hold a glass with > > cold liquid- use a snuggy… heated gloves and socks in cold weather (get > > them warm "before" going outside), nice warm hats… Doesn’t always work, > > but seems to help keep it all manageable. > > Good luck… > > -Aerochick
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In article <atn8c0$7s…@bob.news.rcn.net>, Jules <itsjul…@hotmail.com> wrote >Hi Everyone, >A friend recently came to me with questions regarding Raynaud’s. She was >dxd with Disease (as opposed to phenomenon) but they’re still exploring >other co-morbidities. >Mine is relatively mild (and phenomenal – not in the good way, although it >is kinda interesting) so I wasn’t able to provide much help. >Does anyone know what treatments there are out there? >and more importantly, this family is interested in a more >alternative/supplemental/non-medication route.
Have a look at http://www.raynauds.demon.co.uk — Andy [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.kitzbuhel.demon.co.uk/lupus for more!
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We find that avoiding sudden changes in temperature is the ticket. When getting things from the freezer, use an oven mitt, don’t hold a glass with cold liquid- use a snuggy… heated gloves and socks in cold weather (get them warm "before" going outside), nice warm hats… Doesn’t always work, but seems to help keep it all manageable. Good luck… -Aerochick "Jules" <itsjul…@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:atn8c0$7sb$1@bob.news.rcn.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi Everyone, > A friend recently came to me with questions regarding Raynaud’s. She was > dxd with Disease (as opposed to phenomenon) but they’re still exploring > other co-morbidities. > Mine is relatively mild (and phenomenal – not in the good way, although it > is kinda interesting) so I wasn’t able to provide much help. > Does anyone know what treatments there are out there? > and more importantly, this family is interested in a more > alternative/supplemental/non-medication route. > Thanks for any information or leads you can provide. > Now…back to studying for finals. > Booooo! > ~julia
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Same thoughts as aerochicks. From about April to August I wear gloves outside all the time. It seems to stop the rewarming pain when I come inside. I take Adalat OROS 20mg at night to help (Only reason I take it at night is that because its a BP med and my BPs ok..I get head spins if I take it then get going in the morning) I have heard gingko biloba is also useful but haven’t tried it myself. Lyndal "Aerochick" <aeroch…@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:pvJL9.1762$c52.196649@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> We find that avoiding sudden changes in temperature is the ticket. When > getting things from the freezer, use an oven mitt, don’t hold a glass with > cold liquid- use a snuggy… heated gloves and socks in cold weather (get > them warm "before" going outside), nice warm hats… Doesn’t always work, > but seems to help keep it all manageable. > Good luck… > -Aerochick > "Jules" <itsjul…@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:atn8c0$7sb$1@bob.news.rcn.net… > > Hi Everyone, > > A friend recently came to me with questions regarding Raynaud’s. She was > > dxd with Disease (as opposed to phenomenon) but they’re still exploring > > other co-morbidities. > > Mine is relatively mild (and phenomenal – not in the good way, although it > > is kinda interesting) so I wasn’t able to provide much help. > > Does anyone know what treatments there are out there? > > and more importantly, this family is interested in a more > > alternative/supplemental/non-medication route. > > Thanks for any information or leads you can provide. > > Now…back to studying for finals. > > Booooo! > > ~julia
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"Janers" <rojak…@bright.net> wrote in message | Some doctor treat with
calcium channel blockers. Again there are different | drugs that are that kind. Verapamil is one I can think of right off my top | this am. </snip> Very well done for off the top first thing in the a.m.!! I have secondary raynauds’ severely, and am on sustained release verapamil at the max. dosage of 480 mg/daily or 240mg SR x2/daily. I find it to be very effective and keeps the vessels open 90% of the time… if I am dumb and don’t wear gloves outdoors, clean out the freezer without gloves or stay in swimming too long then of course NOthing works. I found ‘wristies’ online, I think via a link from KC and find they work better than gloves by keeping the warmth in where the skin is so thin over the vessels without hindering use of my hands and fingers. FWIW my 2 cents and good luck with your friend’s treatment! — from Shelagh http://continue.to/lupus
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Hi Everyone, A friend recently came to me with questions regarding Raynaud’s. She was dxd with Disease (as opposed to phenomenon) but they’re still exploring other co-morbidities. Mine is relatively mild (and phenomenal – not in the good way, although it is kinda interesting) so I wasn’t able to provide much help. Does anyone know what treatments there are out there? and more importantly, this family is interested in a more alternative/supplemental/non-medication route. Thanks for any information or leads you can provide. Now…back to studying for finals. Booooo! ~julia
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Hi Julia It depends on the doctor and the extent of the effects of Raynauds on the patient. Some doctor treat with calcium channel blockers. Again there are different drugs that are that kind. Verapamil is one I can think of right off my top this am. Instead of medications, then there are gloves, warm parafin baths for the extremety, things that just provide more circulation to the area. hope this helps a little cause I am still slow today janers
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