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December 26, 2005

Beach community, wooded area

I have moved from a beach community to a new home/wooded 20 minutes away. I now have severe allergies, was moderate, should I consider returning or is it my body? — Diane


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December 13, 2005

Alaska, Missouri

About 11 years ago, I moved from Alaska to St. Louis to go to school. i still live in St. Louis. From the moment I stepped off the plane I noticed a difference in my ability to breathe. Whenever the climate goes from spring to summer, I have great difficulty breathing, as if my lungs just won’t expand. I usually take allegra, and after about a month, I don’t have a problem anymore. This is a difficult month, though, and I often wish I could go back to Alaska during that time. — LB, Missouri


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Filed in Missouri, Alaska
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December 7, 2005

Salt Lake city

i live in salt lake city, utah and my allergies are terrible here. has anybody else have problems in this area? — TJ, Utah


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