I think what you're feeling is called paresthesia. It happens to me whenever I'm sick or change the dosage on my Paxil. To me, it feels like little electrical shocks going off under my skin, and I tend to feel it most in my extremities and my face. Usually, it goes away once my body adjusts.
The Amish have been amazing witnesses for themselves this past week. I'll bet I'm not the only person who finds herself envying the simplicity of their lifestyle and the strength of their faith. I've been praying for the Nickle Mines community since they must be going through so much shock and grief. I'm deeply touched by their grace.
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Date: 2006-10-06 11:52 pm (UTC)The Amish have been amazing witnesses for themselves this past week. I'll bet I'm not the only person who finds herself envying the simplicity of their lifestyle and the strength of their faith. I've been praying for the Nickle Mines community since they must be going through so much shock and grief. I'm deeply touched by their grace.