I have been living in Southern CA for 14 years and have suffered tremendously with terrible allergies, asthma and major dry skin and red rashes on my face. Last month I went to Florida for 2 weeks and cleared up in 2 days. My skin was soft and clear of any rashes and I could finally breathe again without the use of drugs. I’m sure every one is different and where one climate works for one might not be the best for another. However I’m seriously thinking of moving out of CA. — Christina, California
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Hi, I live in Mo, Have asthma, and other allergies, thinking of moving to Florida, What part of Florida were you in?
Before you “uproot” yourselves and move here to Florida, do some checking on what it is you are allergic to. I moved from Pa 13 years ago to sw florida and over time developed some pretty nasty allergy symptoms. They start when the trees produce pollen in December and this year have just gone crazy with all kinds of other things triggering them off! I am now allergic to my cats, dust, fuzzy things in general,grasses and mold. I had to banish my cats from my bedrooms and they are NOT happy. Oh well, I have to breathe right. So, please before you move, find out if we have things here that will trigger your allergies. Good luck.