Comments on: Avoid the Pain of Sunburn and Heat Exhaustion http://roamsters.com/avoid-the-pain-of-sunburn-and-heat-exhaustion/ From the Backyard to Borneo and Beyond Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:14:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Bill Roberts http://roamsters.com/avoid-the-pain-of-sunburn-and-heat-exhaustion/comment-page-1/#comment-2214 Bill Roberts Sun, 07 Mar 2010 06:05:03 +0000 http://roamsters.com/?p=433#comment-2214 Hi Roz, a few years ago i was helping my son with a yard sale.I was in the shade of a big tree but still got a bad sunburn.Even my eyes were affected.I was about 64 then and had to go to the doctor.I couldn't see to do my job which was running newspapers with 4 color on the front page.I was sick about a week.The article you wrote is right.Really good advice. Hi Roz,
a few years ago i was helping my son with a yard sale.I was in the shade of a big tree but still got a bad sunburn.Even my eyes were affected.I was about 64 then and had to go to the doctor.I couldn’t see to do my job which was running newspapers with 4 color on the front page.I was sick about a week.The article you wrote is right.Really good advice.

]]> By: May Mickelow http://roamsters.com/avoid-the-pain-of-sunburn-and-heat-exhaustion/comment-page-1/#comment-857 May Mickelow Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:33:27 +0000 http://roamsters.com/?p=433#comment-857 Might I just add, drink plenty of fluids, water is most important when working out in the hot sun you need to replace all those fluids that you lose when your body is trying to keep you cool. Try working during the early morning, take a long break during the middle of the day and resume in the late aftermoon or in the evenings. A really bad case of heat exhaustion can take years to get over! Might I just add, drink plenty of fluids, water is most important when working out in the hot sun you need to replace all those fluids that you lose when your body is trying to keep you cool.

Try working during the early morning, take a long break during the middle of the day and resume in the late aftermoon or in the evenings. A really bad case of heat exhaustion can take years to get over!

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