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August 23, 2005

Nebraska, Arkansas

I grew up on the southwest end of Nebraska where I suffered from seasonal allergies. This is a dry high altitude area. The we relocated to southest Nebraska which is a low altiute wet area where my allergies became worse and I had to take full time meds and use a inhaler. We lived in this area 10 years and there was much more humidity here. Then we relocated to Northwest Arkansas and I have been sick ever since we got here and just keep getting sicker. The mold counts are always high and there is A LOT of pollen and chicken dander. We are planning to move back to Nebraska in the spring and I think I may feel some better there. — Amy, Northwest Arkansas


Posted by AllergyNurse @ 10:12 pm :: Permalink
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  1. I understand about the allergy problems in NW Arkansas! Sounds like humidity definitely makes things worse for you!

    Comment by AllergyNurse — August 23, 2005 @ 10:32 pm

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