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I moved when I was 3 from Los Angeles to Chicago and got ashtma. I moved to South America and it went away. I moved then to Chicago and was fine. I then moved to West Palm Beach Florida. My days and nights are miserable cant breath cant drink or eat anything. As soon as i go to Chicago 3 days later everything is gone. But I dont like Chicago anymore. I’m considering going to California to see what happens? — John, Florida
I have lived in Northern California all my life and I have always suffered with allergies. I am allergic to the trees, grasses, pollens and molds. The desert area in California may be better, but I have always lived between Sacramento & S.F. Good luck, Annamarie, Calif.
Comment by Annamarie — November 23, 2007 @ 9:10 pm
Since relocating from HI to SOCAL in 1990, I developed allergic rhinitis- principally grasses year round and chronic sinusitis. In my case, ENTs say there is nothing wrong mechanically and do not offer surgical treatment. Allergy-Immunology medications and immunotherapy is ineffective at best.
Comment by Jake D. — March 6, 2008 @ 7:59 pm
Since I moved to Southern California, my asthma has been much better! But what helps me the most, is regular exercise, cardio, and deep breathing. It sounds like a no brainer, but some avoid exercise because of a fear of an asthma attack. Exercise is what has helped me.
Comment by David Mitchell — April 12, 2008 @ 9:07 pm
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