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If he is a child it would make it more difficult to leave. If your son is an adult and your physician feels the warmer weather would improve your health...were it me i'd have to say yes I would move.
What I found out was that i needed to be in a mild climate not a really hot climate or really cold climate. HeatBabies and heat rashes Heat emergencies Heat rash Infant heat rash Tenosynovitis brings on fatigue and symptoms just as much as cold dose. Well acctually it really is the changes in the weather that bring on most of our symptoms. I also interviewd many fibro people from warmer areas and there symptoms were no better than mine. Accutally there symptoms were worse because they had to deal with extreme hot weather alll the time and then drive or work inside of live inside with the air conditioning on. The grass is not always better someplace else. Also one friend of mine said it best when he said preperation is what you need to do for both cold and hot weather and weather changes.
I guess it would depend on how old the son is. Is he an adult or child ?
If he is a child it would make it more difficult to leave. If your son is an adult and your physician feels the warmer weather would improve your health...were it me i'd have to say yes I would move.
Best of luck on a tough decision.