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Old 05-13-2014, 05:47 PM #1
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Hello! I'm new here, I have polyneuropathy in my legs that is progressively getting worse. I live in Arizona, and because the heat bothers my MS so much, my husband and I are exploring the idea of moving to a cooler climate. However, in reading online it sounds like clod weather bothers neuropathy... so I'm curious as to what type of weather is more tolerable - the heat or a cooler climate (possibly Utah or California) And if humidity plays a part in the pain.
Thanks bunches!
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