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July 7, 2005

Michigan, Houston, Washington, Oregon

I grew up in Michigan - where my allergies/asthma begun around 8 yrs. old and it stayed semi-severe into my teens.

I moved to Houston, Texas in my 20’s, where I rarely had any symptoms the whole 8 yrs. I lived there.

I then joined the Navy, which moved me to Whidbey Island, Washington, where I had a few problems the 5 yrs. that I had lived there.

I now live near Portland, Oregon and I usually have mild asthma symptoms throughout the year - I use my inhaler frequently. I’m allergic to mold, pollen, grass, weeds, trees. Of course, there’s lots of mold here - due to all of the rain. — Marie, Oregon

[Originally posted to AllergyNursing.com on May 18, 2003]


Posted by AllergyNurse @ 9:33 pm :: Permalink
Filed in Oregon, Washington, Michigan, Texas

1 Comment »

  1. Thank you for sharing your experiences with climate! We can all learn more about climate as readers share experiences they have had in different regions.

    Comment by AllergyNurse — July 7, 2005 @ 10:24 pm

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