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September 21, 2007

German visits Missouri, finds home in Hawaii “perfect for people with allergies”

I was born and raised in Germany and I suffered of allergies every summer. I think I am allergic mostly to weeds and grasses. I moved to Hawaii 9 years ago and since then all of my allergies have disappeared. I think Hawaii is perfect for people with allergies, because a lot of the weeds, trees and grasses that you’ll have to deal with on Continental US simply don’t grow there. I am convinced of this, because presently I am in Kansas City/Missouri and I have a terrible time with my allergies. So, I know the allergies haven’t just disappeared. Since I haven’t had to deal with it in Hawaii at all in the past 9 years I can only conclude that moving to Hawaii was indeed a geographic solution to the problem. I hope this helps somebody! — Simon, Hawaii


Posted by AllergyNurse @ 6:03 am :: Permalink
Filed in Hawaii, Missouri, Germany

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  1. What were you allergic to before? I am thinking about moving to Hawaii myself now.

    Comment by Dave — April 12, 2008 @ 10:09 pm

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