The real deal was asking my MS healthcare professional. Tucking the cold hand under my arm for warmth I looked for information.Ī quick, cursory look online told me that cold hands were a common issue for patients with MS. It took seconds for her to agree that my left and right hands were vastly different temperatures. With no way to measure the heat coming off my hands, I needed to have confirmation of my perception. It was the MS.īefore I made the leap to an MS causation, I had a backup. Then it occurred to me: my hands were not cold the nerves in my hand were tingly. This was not what I expected and I could not account for why. One hand was icy cold and the other was, in fact, warm. After a few moments, I realized that they were not cold in the same way. Both my left and right hands felt chillier than they should. They were freezing. At least I thought they were. I pressed them against my face to gauge how chilly they were. No snow and mid-60s temperature, but my hands were cold. Read more about MS experimental therapies That was par for the course until we got a spurt of really warm temperatures in the middle of winter. When I started getting cold hands it made sense. Warm the hands and cuddle up against the cold. That’s what hot beverages and blankets are for. For those cold days, it is normal to feel chilly. That is theoretically since the other 3 seasons rarely agree to split the year evenly. When you live somewhere with 4 seasons you get the joy of winter for 3 months. I learned this lesson for myself the semi-soft way when something I experienced previously was not what it quite seemed. It also means we have to distinguish MS symptoms from things that are a normal part of living. The problem with symptom watching is that it requires us to know them all and how they might appear in our daily lives.
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If we are lucky, we can turn this disease into a traveling buddy along for the ride on our journey. We are told to be on the lookout for new symptoms or a cluster of them. We understand the basics about the spinal cord and myelin sheath and brain lesions. Gen.Multiple sclerosis (MS) symptoms are a mystery for most of us living with this chronic illness. These, in their own special way, know that knowledge is never wasted, nor is love." Cast Sometimes it demands risks not only of those who are searching, but of others who love them. "The eternal, never-ceasing search for knowledge often leads to dark and dangerous places. Barton's doctors suspect the astronaut had been genetically affected by his mission, and they then struggle to treat and cure him before his mutations completely take over. Only after his nightmares become more vivid does he recall an unrevealed alien encounter in the Venusian atmosphere.
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Barton's condition continues to worsen and is accompanied by a peculiar webbing of his fingers. until one day, somebody did it." Plot Īfter completing the first crewed mission to orbit Venus, astronaut Jeff Barton (Shatner) returns to Earth with recurring nightmares and an increasing inability to stay warm. Because its surface temperature was believed to be several times that of Earth's, it was not thought possible for Man to reach Venus and come back. Until sometime in the last half of the twentieth century it is still a planet shrouded in mystery, enveloped in a heavy blanket of clouds and steam. It is closer to Earth than any other planet –twenty-eight million miles away. "The most brilliant planet in our solar system is Venus, named for the Goddess of Love.
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James Sikking would later appear as Captain Styles in the film Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984). Montaigne was also considered for the original role of Spock on that series. Lawrence Montaigne portrayed the Romulan Decius in the episode " Balance of Terror", and the Vulcan Stonn in the episode " Amok Time". Malachi Throne portrayed Commodore Mendez in the episode " The Menagerie". The episode was a Star Trek "preunion", as three of the co-stars would later have guest roles in television or film episodes of the series. Shatner's Outer Limits character is involved in a mission called "Project Vulcan". The episode features William Shatner in the lead role as a space explorer, not long before he was cast as Captain Kirk in Star Trek. It first aired on September 26, 1964, during the second season. " Cold Hands, Warm Heart" is an episode of the original The Outer Limits television show. 2nd episode of the 2nd season of The Outer Limits " Cold Hands, Warm Heart"