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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Breast Cancer / June 2008sun cream saver
Hey, I’ve been chosen to represent the Teenage Cancer Trust as I feel really passionate about the work they do. You see, I didn’t usually wear sun cream in the UK. But then I visited this site www.shunburn.co.uk and it’s got some really interesting facts about what can happen if you don’t take care in the sun. You can sign up to get FREE text messages telling you when you need to be wearing sun cream (text SHUN to 80231) and you can win prizes too. > You can sign up to get FREE text > messages telling you when you need to be wearing sun cream (text SHUN > to 80231) and you can win prizes too. *Sigh* That's one problem I don't have. (Looks longingly out from under near-permanent cloud cover.) Now if it told you when to take the Vit-D supplements too... Tim >> You can sign up to get FREE text >> messages telling you when you need to be wearing sun cream (text SHUN [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Now if it told you when to take the Vit-D supplements too... Oh come on, Tim, we've had a lot of clear skies and sun in the last couple of days. water from the solar panel is over 51C! OK, it's not bright now but tomorrow is another day :-) Mary >>> You can sign up to get FREE text >>> messages telling you when you need to be wearing sun cream (text SHUN [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Mary You get more sun than we do, when the wet prevailing winds blow over the Pennine Hills we're in the uplift zone where it rains, you're in the rain shadow on the other side. (But you get more snow in winter.) But yes I admit there have been a few patches of clear sky lately. The ground almost dried between the showers for the first time since about October. Tim > You get more sun than we do, when the wet prevailing winds blow over the > Pennine Hills we're in the uplift zone where it rains, you're in the rain > shadow on the other side. Well yes, you're the ones to blame when our gardens are parched :-) > (But you get more snow in winter.) Have had hardly any in the last few years. It's so rare that I take pictures of it now - and very quickly before it goes away. > But yes I admit there have been a few patches of clear sky lately. The > ground almost dried between the showers for the first time since about > October. Hurrah! :-) Mary |
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