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Old 12-22-2009, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Judy View Post
Oh yeah.....we human barometers. Ten to twelve hours before a storm (or just a system in the atmorphere) blows through, the inside pressure starts building with lots of pain all over. Then just before the precipitation starts, my sinuses start with the pressure and nose running. After the "stuff" actually gets here, the symptoms subside. Who knows?????? I had these things occur long before any diagnosis of MS or Fibromyalgia.

Hope you're feeling better now -- until the next storm rolls in!
What Judy said! We have a digital weather station that shows bars for barometric pressure over a 24 hour period. When I start feeling the pain, I start watching the gauge and sure enough it usually is rising pretty fast. When the weather system passes I feel fine. I also can feel the pressure when hurricanes are moving into the Gulf of Mexico... and I live about 400 miles north of the Gulf!
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