I have been a real space-case lately, so if I already asked this at some point, please ignore me.  I think I mentioned once that we moved to Florida from Arkansas thinking that the warm weather would help me to feel better. Well, I am way worse here and have been mostly bed-ridden for months now. This may still be from when I had mono in March, but all I know is I have been terrible since we moved here a year ago and just continue to go downhill. Anyhow, we have been discussing a move to Colorado. We lived there about 20 years ago and loved it, but I wasn't sick then. I hate cold. I'd almost rather be dead than be cold. However, the heat here is horrible too. Or maybe it is the humidity. I hardly leave the house anymore. My husband has a theory that the pain is from a combination of the humidity and the pressure. Of course the pressure is higher at sea-level so it weighs more on my body. He feels that a move to Colorado will help because we will be higher and the climate will be drier. He thinks with less humidity, even the cold will be more tolerable. I just don't know what to think. Sorry this has gotten to be so long of a post. I just wanted to see what you all thought about how climate affects your symptoms. |
I didn't even notice the typo. And I am an editor!! See, I told you I was a space-case lately. 
I have also been going to the pain clinic and have had my meds changed a few times so I am hoping that things settle down soon. I usually do pretty well here in the summer but I have to keep the A/C on to take out the humidity in the house so I sleep better. I tell ya, if it's not one thing, it's another. At least we all have each other for support! 
