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Old 02-22-2008, 12:36 PM #1
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Smile Any find improvement in fibro symptoms with a move to warmer climate?

I was just wondering how many fibro people have found improvement with their symptoms after a move to a warmer, drier climate? My husband and myself are considering a move to a place with a more stable climate (we now live in the midwest). I have tried so many therapies, medications over the 25 years I have had fibromyalgia, with no lasting improvement in my symptoms and wonder if a move to a warmer climate might help. We are doing lots of research before making a move though. Your imput will help me in this research. Thanks.
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