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Body temp changes

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Yes!!! Especially at night.

Yes, definitely. It's not as pronounced for me at 8 weeks, though.

Cold all the time! Just not enough "meat on my bones" anymore!

Definitely! Along with having to buy a new set of clothes, I purchased a floor heater for work. I've worked here for over 25 years and always had a fan because I'd break into sweat at the drop of a hat. Never had a need for a heater.

Now the fan is rusting unused and the floor heater is being worked to death. Like night and day.

The idea of not being hot and sweaty all the time is one of the things I'm most excited about with surgery. My family feels like we live in a refridgerator because I have to keep it at 68 degrees year round or I sit around and sweat. They will love not being cold all the time!

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