Updating Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

[@donnadevine5864]

Good to see you're feeling better. :)

[@CandyBArt]

Donna Devine it is so nice to feel better! Now I'm trying to avoid the flu. Lol it's bad here in Oklahoma.

[@katherinewhitehorn5390]

Hello Candy I love the way you show us how to do art I’m new at all this and I want to do some skin to make a jewellery box for my granddaughter but for some reason they’re running off the tables can I ask you some advice do you make the paint a little thicker to make the skins keep up the great work I love to look at all your art. Hope you feel better soon katherine from Victoria bc

[@CandyBArt]

Katherine Whitehorn yes just a little thicker. You don't want alot thicker for a box, but you'll still be able to use the skin in that way. I've not done that type of application yet, but I've watched Annemarie do them. Love that look.

[@CandyBArt]

And Thank You also for the well wishes! Greatly appreciated!

[@AbstractPossibilities]

new subscriber, i hope that you feel better

[@CandyBArt]

Thank you! This has been a good week so far.

[@Pee_Weee]

With the rocky mountain spotted fever is it gone if you test negative after having it?

[@CandyBArt]

Yes, although, you can end up with problems that stem from having it. I now have chronic fatigue and tinnitus and some other issues. But once it is gone it’s gone.