Edward Parrish+FollowExtreme cold: What to know about frostbiteBrutal cold snaps sweeping across the country are putting everyone at higher risk for frostbite, especially folks who have to be outside for work or errands. A doctor from Akron Children’s Hospital shared some eye-opening updates: not only are there new ways to treat frostbite, but quick action can actually save fingers and toes. The best move? Layer up, cover all exposed skin, and get inside if you start feeling numbness or tingling. Have you or someone you know ever dealt with frostbite? What tips do you have for staying safe in this weather? #Health #BodyHealth #ExtremeCold00Share
Kevin Nicholson+FollowChicago’s deep freeze: What actually helps?Wind chills near -40°F in Chicago aren’t just uncomfortable—they’re dangerous. Forget the old advice about warming up your car for ages; experts say just start it, buckle up, and drive gently. But when it comes to your pipes, a slow drip can really save you from a burst mess. If you’re heading out, keep your phone charged, gas tank half-full, and a winter kit in your car. Frostbite can hit in just 10 minutes, so limit time outside and check on neighbors. What’s your go-to cold weather hack? Let’s share tips to get through this together! #Transportation #ChicagoWeather #ExtremeCold00Share
