I'm a native in southern California (L.A). Over this past weekend it was very, very cold. In fact, the news said it hasn't been this cold since the 1930's.
Anyways, on Saturday morning while I was outside doing errands, my feet were very cold. I was wearing sneakers. It was cold enough that they felt uncomfortable to walk. They felt numb. When I got home, I warmed up my feet and noticed that some of my toes and areas of my foot were very white. After 20 minutes later, they went back to normal. Later that day, I went out with some friends, I wore boots. I should've stayed indoor, because after a while coming from home, I had the same problem. I don't smoke and I don't drink. Also, I haven't been stressed.
Doing research on Raynaud's I hear it's more common for people in the midwest where it's cold, so I wasn't too sure if I had this or not. Also, I don't know what form it is. Hopefully just a temporarily one. I'm not freaked out by this, but it got my attention.
2007-01-16
05:08:52
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Cathy
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