Show Of Hands...who Has Always Lived In Their Original Birth Place?
I am curious to know who is living in their original city/town/rural place of birth and who has moved around lots and now lives in a dryer/moister climate than where they were born. Reason I ask is, I firmly believe that the environment we were born into is the one our body tolerates the best. I was born in the mountains in Germany. Since then I have lived in various environments and currently in one that is totally adverse to mountain air and terrain, ie., flatlands, dry/cold winters, humid… read more
I was born in Beverly, Ma. 69 years ago, and only left for 1 year for a job. That was in 1968. Been here ever since. It's a small town located 2 minutes from the beach, sand, and Good old salt water. I have stage 4 copd, rheumatoid arthritis, humidity is my enemy. And I can forecast the weather just by the way my body feels.
does the humidity also affect your breathing or just your ra.My breathing is always worse on rainy or snowy days.Wondered if it was just me.
Well, I am 68 , and I have always lived in Ohio, we have winter here, and spring , and summer, I don't think winter effects me, but I think summer does, the humity, but I have learned to live with it all, I went last summer with my sister to Tennessee and their weather didn't effect me in the least, it actually seemed to help.
I live in a rural town in central California it's a farm town I have done some traveling like Kentucky it was fine my worse time when it is over 105
My breathing is worse on dry, windy days. I got really sick last March in Palm Springs because there is zero humidity. Albeit it looked like paradise everywhere I went.
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