VSG Maintenance Group
Freezing My A** Off
I'm ssssoooo cccccold.
Talk to me about tricks for staying warm. I have 2 snuggies. I wear socks, shoes/slippers in the house. Sweatshirts. Multiple layers. Thermal underwear.
I need something for my hands while I sit at the computer and work.
I spent 20 years acclimating my family to 65 on the thermostat in the winter and 75 in the summer. Now they are revolting and saying I can't up the heat. I also hate the thought of wasting money on heat, but I work from home and I'm freezing!
Any ideas?
The silk underwear are great (several brands, Google them or even check Amazon) and even have sock liners and glove liners. Also check out small desk-top space heaters that don't warm the room but will keep the area around your hands warm.
Highest weight: 335 lbs, BMI 50.9
Pre-op weight: 319 lbs, BMI 48.5
Current range: 140-144, BMI 21.3 - 22
175+ lbs lost, maintaining since February 2012
Everyone says you stop being so cold after a year or so... I'm still cold all the time. Not to the extent that I was in the beginning, (my first winter post op I had to sleep in a hoodie and sweatpants under layers of down) but definitely still cold. I don't have any winning advice other than breaking down to turn up the heat. Perhaps use a space heater near where you're working all day. Hopefully this will not last for you!