Feeling cold all the time

That's a bummer, @SuzyS ....  I am so sorry you've had all the nasty side effects.  :(   My sleep has been totally stuffed since the start of this whole thing, so I feel for you there xx  I had a bit of fatigue, but not ongoing.

I've been feeling a tad cold just now too - but our weather has been SO changeable just now!  4 weeks ago, I had the fan on in the bedroom at night, then the following week, the electric blanket!!  As I sit here typing, I have a polar fleece jacket on .... and have had the electric blanket on for the last week.  I even had the heater on in the lounge last night!  (Yeah, I'm a sook!) Maybe Just work on wearing layers, that you can add to or remove at will .... 

I wonder if 'getting older' makes us more susceptible to 'the cold'? ... 

take care x

@arple Yep, electric blanket's been on every night for the past month - madness...lol. Got a nice snuggly blanket I wrap myself in while I sit and knit in the afternoon/evening.
"Getting older' is a pain but to go from bare feet, t-shirts most of the winter to 12 months later being so cold even in the mid to high 20s is nuts. 

DUH!   I've got an electric snuggle blanket somewhere too - I've just gotta remember where I put it after the end of last winter!  LOL. You've just reminded me! Then I don't need to use the heater!   LOL. 
take care 

@SuzyS  Hello yes I also now feel the cold after treatment.   I find my head gets very cold.  I wear a beanie at home and in the middle of winter I have been known to wear a beanie in bed.  Not attractive but I dont care as warmth is the goal here!

At night I have a blankey on my knees.   I do wear layers because at any given moment I can get hot and start removing the layers.  Oh the joy.  

Yes. I totally understand I get cold quickly then put on a few more layers and find myself sweating and feeling overheated.  I also have a beanie next to my bed because my head feels like an iceberg. The journey is a tough one.

It's amazing how much heat we loose through our head and feet.  I don't like to see little babies without hats and socks in winter. 

Up until a couple of months ago bare feet were 'de rigueur' for me, now I wear woollen socks and fluffy slippers all the time. Even wear socks to bed...lol. Hoodies keep my head warm but I have beanies on my knitting needles along with more socks...lol

@SuzyS I bought an electric lap blanket and it stayed over me until a hot flush, then I stripped it off, then I got cold and back on it went. It was better than the heater because when a hot flush hit with the heater on, I had to go outside until it finished. 

Yes @Blossom1961 I've had one for years, had it stored away because I found it made me too hot mid winter pre-cancer.
But I've dragged it out now, and  like you said, it's easier than a heater if you get hit with a flush...lol

Still looking for mine!!   LOL. DUH!  I've put it 'somewhere safe' .....  grrr