My husband suffered with allergies all of his life living in Mississippi. We moved to Texas 6 years ago. The first 3 years for him were completly allergy free. Now, my husband, daughter(6), son(4) and I all suffer from allergies. Last week, we vacationed in Florida. Within 1.5 days we all were allergy free for the rest of the week. When we returned to Austin, allergies came back within a few hours. — Stacey, Texas
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I have lived in ms.for five years after 1year i starting gettin sick 6 months out of the year i can’t go outside i went to elpaso ,tx in aug.i seem to be better i was able to go out side i am thinking about moving there so i can have some life any advise