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Xanthippe_Voorhees
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That’s what I was speaking of, earlier, Raynauds.One of the women that sings in one of our 5 Spanish choirs has this thing where her fingertips turn yellow and painful in colder temps.
It’s some kind of syndrome, I forget the name, very painful. She went to a specialist who basically said she really needed to not go outside in the cold Ever. So we switched her to a midday Mass instead of an evening Mass.
But it’s a real thing, he could be physically ill.
OR, his guilt from getting himself tangled in the occult could be weighing on him. He’s got to talk to a priest about this at any rate.
She’s lucky that it’s “just” Raynauds and they caught it. It’s more common diagnosis in people of French-Canadian descent. Many people in that geneology will think they inhereited it (it can be since it’s a vascular issue) but find themselves facing a much more serious neurogolical issue.