M. Boyles has obviously never suffered any symptoms of Raynaud’s. “Cope easily”?? Yeah, right. The pain Raynaud’s brings in summer is a somewhat minor annoyance. However, in winter, my toes can only handle freezing and thawing through October before they become throbbing, blue-white blistered grape tomatoes until May. The damage has made me lose toenails. It is a horrible illness that should not be dismissed so casually. And it is not a matter of “oh, just wear gloves and slippers.” I would bet anyone with this ailment has yet to find a pair of gloves or slippers that they don’t freeze right through. Thanks to Mr. Lamont for a little more insight at least.
M. Boyles has obviously never suffered any symptoms of Raynaud’s. “Cope easily”?? Yeah, right. The pain Raynaud’s brings in summer is a somewhat minor annoyance. However, in winter, my toes can only handle freezing and thawing through October before they become throbbing, blue-white blistered grape tomatoes until May. The damage has made me lose toenails. It is a horrible illness that should not be dismissed so casually. And it is not a matter of “oh, just wear gloves and slippers.” I would bet anyone with this ailment has yet to find a pair of gloves or slippers that they don’t freeze right through. Thanks to Mr. Lamont for a little more insight at least.