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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by REH91: [QB] A little update! Things are better, and he is completely understanding. It still happens sometimes but it is nowhere near as bad as it was in the beginning of the summer. We actually realized part of it was that we often had a fan going (he ALWAYS needs a fan going) and since we've stopped that, it has definitely improved-- a small fix! I'm hoping that it keeps this up, but if it decides to go back to what it was doing before, I'll update my doctor. I do have a bit of an unrelated question, though -- hopefully its okay to ask it in this thread instead of starting a whole new one! I need to start taking a multivitamin (hooray for adult gummy vitamins, seriously) and I just wanted to make sure things would be okay taking that as well as my pills. I don't think there is anything too crazy in it (its a multivitamin and dietary supplement, Target brand). Also, I'm a college student, and I occasionally take DayQuil/Zicam to fight off the inevitable cold. These are both okay too, correct? [/QB][/QUOTE]

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