Re: Re:ISO Geographic cure

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Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and the winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like if it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad. But now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days get rough.

Vicki

----- Original Message ----From: "aclavern33@..." <aclavern33@...>Rheumatoid Arthritis Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2007 11:37:01 AMSubject: Re:ISO Geographic cure

Central Texas area. short winter with only a few cold or wet days. Extremely hot and dry in the summer.

Toni

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Vicki Hoyt wrote:

> Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and the winters

can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like if it's really cold,

below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad. But now it's in the 40's and all

the snow is melting so some days get rough.

> Vicki

I agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA. When

it's so humid outside I hardly go out. Summer is the worst time for me.

Winters are not so bad.

in MN

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I live in air conditioning almost all summer. And I alwzys know when the weather is changing.Vicki in MN

Vicki Hoyt wrote:> Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and the winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like if it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad. But now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days get rough.> VickiI agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA. When it's so humid outside I hardly go out. Summer is the worst time for me. Winters are not so bad. in MN

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Ardeith writes: I'm in West Central Florida....about 20 miles NE of

Tampa....and it gets hot and humid here from about the end of April to

November......and I don't need to watch the TV weather shows....I always

know when a storm is coming to my area. I think it's because of the

barometric changes....you know, air pressure changes......I ache the same

way when on a plane going up or down....the pressure changes hurt even in

pressurized aircraft cabins. I used to dream of SCUBA diving, but no

more. I suspect the pressure changes caused by going more than ten feet

deep would also hurt....besides, I don't want to swim where there are

critters that could bite pieces off me.....LOL December, January, and

February are nice here for me.....cooler, dryer......

Ardy

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From: " glokay20022002 " <glokay20022002@...>

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Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2007 6:08 PM

Subject: Re:ISO Geographic cure

> I used to live in the Texas panhandle, and it was very dry there.

> Now I live in NE Ok. near Tulsa and the humidity is brutal all year

> round. All my kids live near so I really don't want to move. When my

> husband retires , we are going to RV, so we can hit the road when

> the going gets tough.

> Hugs to all, Gloria

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> > > Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and

> the winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like

> if it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad.

> But now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days

> get rough.

> > > Vicki

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> > I agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA.

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> for me.

> > Winters are not so bad.

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> > in MN

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That area is maybe 50 miles East of me, for which I'm very thankful!

Ardy

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From: glokay20022002

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2007 9:40 PM

Subject: Re:ISO Geographic cure

Ardieth,

My in-laws live in Weirsdale in an aviation community really close to where the tornados hit. We try to make it there a couple of times a year. Is that close to where you are from?

Hugs, Gloria> > > > Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and> > the winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like> > if it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad.> > But now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days> > get rough.> > > > Vicki> > >> > > I agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA.> > When> > > it's so humid outside I hardly go out. Summer is the worst time> > for me.> > > Winters are not so bad.> > >> > > in MN> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > _____________________________________________________________________> > _______________> > > Never miss an email again!> > > Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives.> > > http://tools.search./toolbar/features/mail/> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >

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it is the sme here, in western New York State...and usually our weather

comes from the other Great Lakes and Canada...I am a human

barometer...the girls at work call me Mrs. Dopler Radar !! Marcia, on

the southern shore of the Great Lake Ontario

--- Vicki Hoyt <dvhoyt@...> wrote:

> I live in air conditioning almost all summer. And I alwzys know when

> the weather is changing.

> Vicki in MN

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> Vicki Hoyt wrote:

> > Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid and the

> winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like if

> it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad. But

> now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days get

> rough.

> > Vicki

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> I agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA. When

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> it's so humid outside I hardly go out. Summer is the worst time for

> me.

> Winters are not so bad.

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> in MN

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That sounds nice.. I don't think I could take

The real hot weather of the lower elevations

Of the rest of Arizona.. It is already 90 in some parts..

The key is the dry climate.. It is very dry here even

Though it does get cold here in Wyoming.

Bet

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From: Jill

Date: 3/12/2007 10:20:57 PM

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Subject: Re:ISO Geographic cure

Anywhere in Arizona would be perfect. We moved to Flagstaff a year

ago...the winter is cold and sometimes snowy, but there is little

humidity on average year-round. Coming from the southeast to the

southwest....I feel like I don't even have RA some days. Like a

different person!

Jill

> > > Living in Minnesota is hard. The summers are warm and humid

and the

> > winters can get tough if it doesn't get cold enough. Seems like

if

> > it's really cold, below freesing or near zero, it's not so bad.

But

> > now it's in the 40's and all the snow is melting so some days get

> > rough.

> > > Vicki

> >

> > I agree Vicki, Minnesota summers are hard on people who have RA.

When

> >

> > it's so humid outside I hardly go out. Summer is the worst time

for

> > me.

> > Winters are not so bad.

> >

> > in MN

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