I am truly sorry @Hostafan1 and should not have made light of your situation.
I saw what the condition can do as a neighbour of mine lived with his mother who suffered from Raynaud's for many years. He is credited locally with inventing some of the first heated gloves and footwear for her although he never had national acclaim. A lovely man who was very concerned to relieve her suffering and so never bothered to take out a patent.
"The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it." Sir Terry Pratchett
Oh @herbaceous and @Logan , thanks so much, but there are plenty who suffer far more than I do. I met a fellow sufferer who had it constantly, not just during cold weather. She'd regularly sliced off the tops of her fingers when cutting veg as she had no sensation in the ends of her fingers at all. There's medication available , but I'd be on it all the time the temperature is lower than about 18C.
Hello everybody , had a holiday in Tenby , mixed bag of weather and much greener than hear Got home and rain has turned the Brown lawns green Autumn seems to be approaching fast but it had been a glorious summer - Lincoln
Oh @herbaceous and @Logan , thanks so much, but there are plenty who suffer far more than I do. I met a fellow sufferer who had it constantly, not just during cold weather. She'd regularly sliced off the tops of her fingers when cutting veg as she had no sensation in the ends of her fingers at all. There's medication available , but I'd be on it all the time the temperature is lower than about 18C.
We got the promised rain yesterday afternoon ... and hail and thunder and a gusty wind that blew the pots of cannas ets over and across the lawn ... my lovely OH dashed out there and got soaked rescuing them 😍
Now it’s clear, bright and calm ... but it’s the coolest morning we’ve had in a very long time ... feels about 10C ish.
“I am not lost, for I know where I am. But however, where I am may be lost.” Winnie the Pooh
Lashed it down here too yesterday Dove and overnight. Lovely fresh smell this morning, blue sky, sun is shining but I doubt I'll be opening the greenhouse. Looks like a lovely day
"The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it." Sir Terry Pratchett
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The pain has reduced me to tears .
I saw what the condition can do as a neighbour of mine lived with his mother who suffered from Raynaud's for many years. He is credited locally with inventing some of the first heated gloves and footwear for her although he never had national acclaim. A lovely man who was very concerned to relieve her suffering and so never bothered to take out a patent.
They covered that on trust me iI' a doctor, very painful.
I met a fellow sufferer who had it constantly, not just during cold weather. She'd regularly sliced off the tops of her fingers when cutting veg as she had no sensation in the ends of her fingers at all.
There's medication available , but I'd be on it all the time the temperature is lower than about 18C.
Got home and rain has turned the Brown lawns green
Autumn seems to be approaching fast but it had been a glorious summer - Lincoln
Now it’s clear, bright and calm ... but it’s the coolest morning we’ve had in a very long time ... feels about 10C ish.