This is mild - sm

• Spellchecker email from management - LOL - Why she's MANAGEMENT
  • Here is a novel idea. Use your spellcheck software - so that mgmt will not have to send out the emails
  • Wouldn't you love to send it back and say - sm
  • Why must you two get so indignant? SM - Jeesh! Chill out!
    • reminds me of "don't get your panties - in a wad LOL
  • See post - Tanya
    • Personally I give less credibility to anyone who doesn't spell check - sm
      • Ditto! What do clients think when they - - receive sloppy mgt emails?
  • does her first name start with an L and last name a T? - go ahead
    • J is one of her initials - MT
  • This is mild - sm - Got 1 2
    • You know? - Kate
      • No, sorry, dear. It's her responsibility to - sm
      • Wow, Kate... - Gee Whiz.
        • Kate's obviously been out of social circulation too long - sm
    • Yes, she is usually MUCH worse - Consider the subject is spellchecker - LOL
      • And she should be.... - Kate
        • I think you're the one who needs to get out of the business. - sm
  • What's she gonna do if U don't have one? - RadGuy
    • If I were her..... - Kate
    • What a stupid question. - Kate
  • She's got a real good way about her, doesn't she??!!! nm - oh brother
    • Yes she does. - WhiteBIRD
    • Huh? - Kate
  • PS - the other emails are horrendous - but since this one mentions using a spellchecker -
    • And this matters? - Kate
    • And this matters? - Kate
  • YOU may also want to be - sure to use YOUR spellchecker.
    • I think the OP was quoting HER e-mail. NM - Chickadee
    • I think it's laughable when I get - PJ
      • The short of it..... - Kate
    • Hello - the post is her email message - nm
    • i think you missed the point...lol - nm

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This is a strange part of the body to get eczema but I had it on the corner of my eyelids & on the creases of my eyes. They gave me Elidel but it would cause my eyes to sting & water severely which would flush all of the medication out. I ended up putting Vaseline on the affected areas to moisturize w/o irritating. That did the trick there. The other spot I get it is on my ring finger (underneath my wedding rings) so I have another prescription lotion for that (Fluocinonide Cream) - that has been very helpful for me thus far.

I generally have really dry skin in the winter. I take a lot of precautions to prevent my dry skin from getting worse and turning into eczema. I use Dove moisturizing soap for sensitive skin, regular soap tends to be problematic. I’ve tried Oil of Olay in the Shower Body Lotion which is pretty good too, but, my favorite moisturizing method is using baby oil after showering. That works wonders & is much more affordable than the pricing lotions! The trick is to use the oil before towel drying to lock in 10x's the moisture.

Also, try visiting some eczema websites, here is one I found to be useful.