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From: Adrienne.Barhydt@p15.f41.n105.z1.fidonet.org (Adrienne Barhydt)
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Subject: Re: M.S.
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Date: 31 Jan 91 22:10:38 GMT
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hi aaron,

tell your doctor you are NOT the only one.  i have had the same sleep/heat 
problem for several years.  i am usually cold when i go to bed.  during the 
night i get hotter and hotter until i can't sleep.  sometimes i can cool off 
enough just by sitting on the edge of the bed, out from under the covers for a 
few minutes.  many other times i have to get up to read/compute/listen to radio 
for an hour till i can cool off thoroughly.  recently, it has not been as bad.  
i wish i could tell you something specific i did to make it happen but i am not 
aware of having made any changes.  based on my experience i found it was well 
worth getting up for an hour in order to be able to get some sleep after that.  
i hope this will help you some.

adrienne 

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