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saleboat · 05-23-2006, 10:45 AM

Great news!

I wanted to pass along this link-- it is the 'Aches and Pains' index from weather.com. For those with weather induced aches and pains-- knees, backs, headaches, etc, often influenced by changes in the barometric pressure, it can be handy, at least to rule out our worst fears (mets).

http://www.weather.com/activities/he...vities/health/

I was having weather-related migraines-- sure enough the index was at 10 (the highest). Today, they're gone-- the index is at a 3.

It must be a great feeling to now have the peace of mind of a clean brain MRI.

Jen

05-23-2006, 10:45 AM	#7
saleboat Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: NYC Posts: 250	Great news! I wanted to pass along this link-- it is the 'Aches and Pains' index from weather.com. For those with weather induced aches and pains-- knees, backs, headaches, etc, often influenced by changes in the barometric pressure, it can be handy, at least to rule out our worst fears (mets). http://www.weather.com/activities/he...vities/health/ I was having weather-related migraines-- sure enough the index was at 10 (the highest). Today, they're gone-- the index is at a 3. It must be a great feeling to now have the peace of mind of a clean brain MRI. Jen __________________ dx 4/05 @ 34 y.o. Stage IIIC, ER+ (90%)/PR+ (95%)/HER2+ (IHC 3+) lumpectomy-- 2.5 cm 15+/37 nodes (IVF in between surgery and chemo) tx dd A/C, followed by dd Taxol & Herceptin 30 rads (or was it 35?) Finished Herceptin on 7/24/06 Tamox livingcured.blogspot.com "Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow." -- Helen Keller