Possibly moving

[Sheila6830]

I live in Texas and my allergies are terrible. The air quality isn't that great in Texas, we have a lot of code orange ozone days, sometimes code red ozone days in the summer and lots of dry windy trees, grass, molds & pollens. I am dying for a freeze so I will get some relief.

I am seriouly considering moving to Michigan (have family in Grand Blanc). I am hoping that my allergy suffering would be shortened due to the freezing winters?

I suffer pretty much year round in Texas. Anyone think that a move up north could help?

How long do you suffer with allergies in MI?

[amaranthe]

I dont have allergies or live in MI, but wanted to send you encouragement and good wishes. That has to be really tough to deal with, especially on top of having to deal with IC too!

Hopefully, someone will post to answer your questions. I hope things get better soon.

Sincerely,
amaranthe

[mary124]

Where at in Texas do you live now? I live in the Austin Area and you are right- if you have allergies of any kind you are in bad shape. I do ok, but there are about 3 months here (Starting in November and ending in February) that my allergies turn into something worse; Both my son's are year round and my husband has on/off again --right now we are all suffering.

[stacey79]

I'm in Central Indiana. I don't have allergies, but my husband has horrible allergies. For him they are year-round, but his outdoor allergies are worst probably May through August or September. The rest of the year he mostly deals with other allergies like dust and stuff indoors. Hope that helps a bit. That would definitely be a big move!