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I'm always cold?

I'm always cold can't seem to get warm!!!

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  • yolicious1
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    Me either.

  • You might want to search for "always cold" on this site - you'll find you have a LOT of company.

  • I thought it was just me. I used to be very HOT for years, if I touched someone they would le like omg do u have a fever. Now im cold alllllll the time. I'm not on vitamins yet, it might be anemia.

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You might want to search for "always cold" on this site - you'll find you have a LOT of company.

Me too!

I thought it was just me. I used to be very HOT for years, if I touched someone they would le like omg do u have a fever. Now im cold alllllll the time. I'm not on vitamins yet, it might be anemia.

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Me too was always hot now frezzing!!!

You are not alone... 4 months out & holy coldness hasn't gotten any better... there are quite a few post about be cold on here..

I wouldn't go so far as to say I am always cold, but I am a lot more sensitive to the cold. I guess losing my layer of blubber makes it hard for me to keep the heat in. I used to be the type to ride in 40 - 50 degree weather with my window down. Same thing in my classroom and at home. I rarely got cold.

Now, at work I've always got on a sweater and I carry two jackets -- a spring one incase it's only a little cold and my winter one for days like yesterday when the high was only 57 degrees and the wind was blowing super hard.

At home, I'm always bundled up in what used to be my winter bathrobe, wearing some kind of pants (yoga flannel or sweatpants) with a long sleeved t-shirt. Gone are my days of walking around bare bottomed and in a tank top.

Most mornings even under my nice, snuggly comforter, I wake up freezing, whereas my husband will be sweating (which I found out when I leaned in to kiss his sleeping forehead this morning, :rolleyes: )

Having a harder time staying warm is probably the only thing I miss about being fat. But I'd rather pile on a few layers of clothes than replace my 70 lbs of lost fat.

Edited by Comfy_Blue

It was 74 degrees in my office today and I was wearing a fleece jacket today. Add me to the always cold club.

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On the positive side I heard it burns calories trying to stay warm!!!

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