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October 27, 2007

Anyone experience allergies in Boise Idaho?

Hello, I am considering a move because of my and my son’s allergies (dust mites, tree mold, grass pollen, oak pollen, cherry and dogwood pollen, feathers). I am looking for information about Boise, Idaho, but I don’t see that state even listed. Do you have any information? Could Idaho be listed so that info could be solicited? — Wayne, United States


Posted by AllergyNurse @ 11:56 am :: Permalink
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  1. I live in eastern Idaho. Boise is almost directly west from here, about 250 mi. away. I suffer from debilitating allergies to sage brush, grass pollen, and dust of various sorts. All these allergens would be present in Boise too. The only time I don’t have allergies is the dead of winter. With global warming, the relief provided by ice and snow may become scarcer and Boise is lower in elevation and so is less cold now.

    Comment by Katya — December 21, 2007 @ 3:16 pm

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