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Hi, it's Holly.

I live in Wyoming, in high (7250 feet) and dry. We average 12 inches of

rain a year, so I don't have much dampness to worry about... Great for

potato chips which never get stale! But I DO feel pressure changes and

they will set off a flare if I'm not having one, or make it worse if I am.

Just thought I'd share!

Blessings to all!

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> Me again,

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> One of my doctors asked me if the weather affected my pain and I shared

> that in the early years the dampness most definately did but not so much

> the disease course. If I was flaring, and in those days everyday the

> disease was active, it didn't make a difference in making me better or

> not. However; over the years I DO feel the change in the pressure as a

> storm is coming in. I have increased pain in the joints already damaged.

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> So, would others share thier experiences on this topic too?

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> Thank you,

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Living in the Northern part of the US (Pennsylvania) we have drastic weather

changes year round.  I find that from April to Oct I am better than November

to March.

 

To: Stillsdisease

Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 4:01 PM

Subject: Weather & Still's

 

Me again,

One of my doctors asked me if the weather affected my pain and I shared

that in the early years the dampness most definately did but not so much

the disease course. If I was flaring, and in those days everyday the

disease was active, it didn't make a difference in making me better or

not. However; over the years I DO feel the change in the pressure as a

storm is coming in. I have increased pain in the joints already damaged.

So, would others share thier experiences on this topic too?

Thank you,

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Living in the Northern part of the US (Pennsylvania) we have drastic weather

changes year round.  I find that from April to Oct I am better than November

to March.

 

To: Stillsdisease

Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 4:01 PM

Subject: Weather & Still's

 

Me again,

One of my doctors asked me if the weather affected my pain and I shared

that in the early years the dampness most definately did but not so much

the disease course. If I was flaring, and in those days everyday the

disease was active, it didn't make a difference in making me better or

not. However; over the years I DO feel the change in the pressure as a

storm is coming in. I have increased pain in the joints already damaged.

So, would others share thier experiences on this topic too?

Thank you,

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Living in the Northern part of the US (Pennsylvania) we have drastic weather

changes year round.  I find that from April to Oct I am better than November

to March.

 

To: Stillsdisease

Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 4:01 PM

Subject: Weather & Still's

 

Me again,

One of my doctors asked me if the weather affected my pain and I shared

that in the early years the dampness most definately did but not so much

the disease course. If I was flaring, and in those days everyday the

disease was active, it didn't make a difference in making me better or

not. However; over the years I DO feel the change in the pressure as a

storm is coming in. I have increased pain in the joints already damaged.

So, would others share thier experiences on this topic too?

Thank you,

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