Gosh! This all happened soooo fast! It’s as if System broke down from being overwhelmed by a great outpouring of Love. I’m sure @sheralmyst you’ll be forgiven ![]()
That must be why they reached for that Fidget Spinner ![]()
I feel kinda bad that YBM’s pic got replaced…I wonder if they will all get replaced. If it means clearing up glitches then it is worth it…
Oh and my left foot is feeling a little hot…anyone else…? ![]()
No? Guess it is just me.
It’s okay, you can still find it as part of this one
and here too ![]()
Plenty of fidget spinners YBM glitch to go around
It’s either the ‘Fires of Hell’ sent to remind you of your momentary fall from grace while text messaging during Church … : D
… or more plausibly a symptom of possible dehydration. If you are experiencing a heatwave or if it is very hot where you are, it’s not uncommon that feet can sometimes feel swollen in a heatwave primarily due to your body’s natural cooling mechanism. The tingling or heat sensation may be a symptom of dehydration.
Summary
In a climate that is warm as well as moist, your body can be fooled into not being able to properly sweat effectively, as there is moisture present in the air. Sweating is a natural mechanism to cool the body which is arguably not so efficient in a moist heatwave. Some people are more vulnerable to temperature changes and advised to drink more water, especially in heatwaves.
To release heat, blood vessels near the skin dilate (expand). This widening causes fluid to leak into surrounding tissues, which gravity pulls downward, causing fluid to pool in your feet and ankles. The combination of dilated veins, dehydration, and gravity forces blood to work much harder to travel back up to your heart.
Well that’s the technical theory of course but do consult a reputable medical professional and don’t take my word for it! Maybe refer to the word of God instead, for a more enlightening explanation, and I’m sure that ‘flame’ emoji and any doubts you have, will soon change to a
when you realise that your text messaging brings a lot of joy to the forum! I wonder if such a consultation may explain why it always rains on almost every planet I land on. : )