Re: Re: fall and symptoms

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Whoa dreamer!!!

I live in Applewood. Is this weather wreaking havoc with your pain levels?

What rheumatologist do you see here? I see Dr. . He's knowledgeable about

RA but things fibro is a state of mind. I've also seen Ferley (Neurologist

and wonderful person), Swanson( rheum), Rusthoven(podiatrist), ez,Raj,

Melnicoff, Melitou, and quite a few others. Chicago is supposed to have such

great health care, but it doesn't seem to trickle down to McHenry County.

Have a wonderful week! Feel free to e-mail me personally if you want to talk

local stuff.

laura

dreamer_plus <dreamer_plus@...> wrote:

small world, I am in Woodstock, too! Up near the schools, towards the

government center.

- In , Bauman <ilovecats83160@y...> wrote:

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> Hi again dreamer. Hey! I live in Woodstock, IL. I was in Texas a few

weeks ago and I felt so much better while I was there. The last couple of

weeks here have been brutal. Yesterday the wind was howling and it felt like

it was going through my bones even though I was safely indoors. The weather

here is ridiculous. Have you heard the joke..You know you live near Chicago

when you use the air conditioner and the heater in the same day. I've done

that several times.

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> dreamer_plus <dreamer_plus@w...> wrote: Sure seems to me in fall

and spring my symptoms greatly increase. I live up in northern IL. I know

the day of the tornados in Iowa I was unale to walk or stand at all..and the

ssame the week before when the tornados were in Indiana. (I hope everyone is

safe and well!)

> The middle of winter does not seem to hit as hard as the transitional

seasons. Is this my imagination?

> To my delight last year when we went out east to NYC, NJ, DC and PA I

was symptom free after the first week, until a few days after we got back

home. (and then it was thunderstorming here)

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