INSOMNIACS place to talk in the wee hours
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Would love to have tea with us all........................... with all our moms teacups. I remember when she used them all the time. Now they are in a cupboard. Maybe I'll use them at T-Day. Have often used mugs on holidays that have the name of mom and dad's tavern. White and green with a shamrock b/c it was Irish tavern
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Okey dokes I'll try sleep. Haven't wanted to. Was having fun........................oH shucks, shuffle shuffle.
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Will check a couple of threads and come back if no one here--to bed I go
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No, you're not alone. I'm itching so bad from Afinitor that I can't sleep. It's miserable.0 -
I'm using Eucerin and taking Claritin, but they don't help all that much. I think I may need steroids to stop the itching.0 -
Maryl
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Hi Mary, what does your sources say about cidar vinegar to stop itching?
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Still scratching. What's keeping you awake?0 -
I haven't heard about cider vinegar. What do you do with it?0 -
Mixed up schedule and grief
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Cider vinegar can stop an itch. How don't know. Graet on sunburns. I use it on my hands --dishydrotic excema
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Well, those will keep you awake for sure. Reading usually helps me, or some hot tea.0 -
It's acetic acid. ---it draws.. Has worked wonders on the hand excema. Where's your itch?
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I meant do you use it topically or drink it. Sounds like topical. Do you use it straight or diluted?0 -
I'm guessing you are writing , I'll be patient
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I have rashes on my back, arms, elbows, and shoulders mostly. I try not to scratch, but can't stop sometimes. The skin is torn in places.0 -
Well both. On my hands at first I used it undiluted b/c they were so bad , now it's a bit diluted
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I mic it before each use, keep it in the same containor in the frig. rewarm for soak. BUT I'm just doing hands . What's your problem?
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I'll definitely try the vinegar.0 -
What's the origin of the itch---post chemo----post surgery? post what?
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Other solutions can be helpful. You have a total body itch---could be drug related?
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It's from the Afinitor. Nasty drug with nasty side effects. I'm lucky that itching is my only significant se.0 -
Afinitor is targeted therapy.0 -
Well alone again. Sheesh... Well didn't fall over a dog today , that's a positive. Cleaned up some threads. Asked a person a question that had been bugging me, and it was wonderfully resolved. SO, now I'll hit refresh
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Nope, still not alone. What kind of dog do you have?0 -
I'm clueless about affinitor, but you need to calm the skin, lukewarm water, Hot water cause a histamine release---that would only make you itch more.
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My dog is a sweet, hyper mutt. We've only had her for a few months, but she's about 10 years old.0 -
Germanwired haired pointer and Lab'pitt mix. Always said I never have a pitt, but came with the DB
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Ir's calming down some now. Think I'll try to sleep again. Good night.0 -
The lab/pitt mix has been easier to train then the DB
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