My family and I go to Florida ever year for a week. We live in the Midwest. I find that as long as the weather is good while we are in florida I have much less pain and bad days. I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced that?
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Same here. It is always the worst when a storm is rolling in, any huge change to the barometric pressure sets me off. I tolerate hot much better than cold as far as flares are concerned.
I'm exactly the same way. I can be feeling fine and a storm starts coming and I'm in a severe flare up in minutes. Right now I'm fightingbrhis bitter cold weather. I'm so very tired and all I've been doing is sleeping. I can't even manage to clean up my house or do any laundry. I can't miss any more work but I'm not sure how I'm going to do it. I wonder how people in Arizona do with this disease. No humidity or extremely cold weather might be ideal.
Yes I live in Phoenix n have family in Michigan n no longer go in the winter cause I’m mMiserable the whole time I’m there. So now I go in the summer it’s beautiful in the summer. Even know I live in Phoenix our winters do you get cold probably because were used to our summers been so hot so the winters I do notice a pain be more severe the heat seems to help the body with pain
I tolerate cold much better than hot as far as flares go...Summer time is just one giant flare for me...
I would think Arizona would be good but what gets me is dropping barometric pressure. I’m sure they have that as well