SFN and altitude
 

The thread on plane travel reminded me to ask this...

Does anyone have experience with going on vacation at altitude with SFN?

Until last year when I felt so miserable, I'd been taking annual trips to Colorado to visit a good friend. He lives at 8500 feet in the mountains west of Denver. I have issues to begin with going from living at 200 feet to spending a week at 8500 feet (increased heart rate, sleep issues, etc...), and I can't help but wonder what the lower oxygen levels might have on my SFN.

Trying to acclimate at a lower altitude might be an option, but even that would be at 5000+ feet.

I don't even want to think about planning a trip if there's reason to believe I'll be miserable the whole time, but I did miss going out there horribly last year.

Thanks.

The altitude here (possibly in combination with the lower oxygen level) has an extremely negative effect on my NP. I escape to lower elevations every chance I get and each time I do, I physically feel better.

We've also have a pollution issue in Denver for decades, affectionately referred to as "the brown cloud".

your also forgetting the lower air pressure at those altitudes can have an effect to.

I was afraid of that. :(

Thanks for the responses.