freezing!

[ElyQuint 446]

Any other post ops find they cannot warm up? Skinny folk must be cold!

[sassypants 674]

Yeah I am getting a lot of use out of my bought on sale knitwear!
I still layer too so its funny but constantly freezing!

[PokeyJo 47]

I'm cold all the time as well. I used to sweat like mad over the summer - I'm really interested to see how I tolerate the heat now.

[joatsaint 2,814]

Pre-surgery, the only part of me that ever got cold were my arms and hands. Now I have to wear theramal underwear to keep warm. :-) But I wouldn't go back to the old me for nuthin!

[McButterpants 2,846]

I am cold most of the time...sweatshirts and big socks are wardrobe staples for me. Pre-surgery, I was always hot.

[mlowell 39]

Presurgery I was always hit and would sweat at work if I got busy... Embarrassing. Now I'm always freezing! It's Skinny bitch problems, lol

[jdillon 355]

This is something I hope happens to me. It's so hot in Henderson NV. (Las Vegas) I hate summers here.

[ElyQuint 446]

Wow! I'm so happy I'm not crazy (this time).

[Seela 1,187]

I'm really looking forward to cheaper electric bills this summer. It's so much easier to warm up than it is to cool off!

[devonn 12]

I was wondering what the summer will be like if I will be hot or if the heat will feel good!

[ElyQuint 446]

I wonder the same. I guess we shall see!

[Gina1010 86]

After surgery I am always cold too... Dr says my Iron is low and suggests I take an iron supplement but of course I don't. I'd rather be cold than constipated I know TMI but true lol.

[Mich129 219]

I'm in Vegas too and since surgery I'm constantly cold too. Definitely agree and hope that it's still the case when the spring and summer heat shows up

[dfwtxmissy 108]

Cold all the time...all the time. Socks to bed, hoodie in the house and long sleeve shirts to sleep in. Light bill is outrageous because I have to crank up the heat. Pretty sad that I want a hot flash.

[truck8595 64]

I called myself a "walking furnace" before the surgery, always roasting hot in the summer, and always warm in the winter.

I'm a month post-op tomorrow, and I cannot BELIEVE how often my fingers and nose are freezing cold and I always seem to need a "blankie" when I'm home on the couch watching TV or something. It's amazing and funny to me how that works.

Also, in slightly related news, I have found through my workouts that I barely sweat now, whereas before I'd break a sweat just walking across a room. I wonder if the struggle to get as much Fluid in as possible has to do with this, or if it's another component of our altered internal thermostats?

Interesting indeed.