Best city to live

[pixifer]

Sorry if this has been asked before but what's everyone's opinion on the best place to live for fibromyalgia. The cold and damp make me hurt so I'm thinking a desert location. Anyone have an opinion on San Diego or Tuscon? thanks!

[Lou7777]

I lived outside LA and about 30 minutes north San diego, originally from pittsburgh. I was there for 5 months I NEVER had a flare up with fibromyalgia. Now I'm back in pittsburgh I pain. Sigh.

[Lou7777]

Lived 30 minutes fro San diego not sure y it cut off my sentence

[Lou7777]

I lived 30 minutes for 5 months originally from pittsburgh. PAIN WAS GONE. Came back due to cost back in pain land again. I'd like to know as well

[Kae52]

I have been to Las Vegas 2 times recently and both times got instant relief and both times was in instant pain upon getting off the plane when I returned from Las Vegas back to Pittsburgh.  Try the Las Vegas area.  Weather is very consistent there.  My body loved the dry heat !  I cannot believe how much pain I am in within 5 minutes of stepping foot on Pittsburgh soil !  This is insane !  

[lbland4099]

I too wondered this, researched and moved to Cabo San Lucus, Mexico to help my fibro symptoms. The first months, May and June were great. Thats where it ended! I have now been flaring worse than anything i have in the past due to the hurricaine weather off the coast. I cant wait to get back to the states. I have come to realize that every place is going to have its good times and bad times and im going to have to find a different variable to alter unless i want to live in a climate controled bubble.

[jealman]

I seem to think that living in a place that rains a lot may be the answer because there would be less pressure change.  How did you feel living in Portland?