[Ditter]

Considering your breathing problems maybe you should move. I know I would, I'll do ANYTHING not to have asthma. Houston has air quality problems sometimes in the late summer and fall but it doesn't affect my breathing, it just makes my eyes burn. I don't think our air quality is nearly as bad as the liberal media likes to say. We started hearing about our dirty air just before Gov. George Bush announced he was running for president the first time. Sounds suspicious wouldn't you say?

Happy New Year to you too. Stay well.

[Mama_Bear]

We started hearing about our dirty air just before Gov. George Bush announced he was running for president the first time. Sounds suspicious wouldn't you say?

LOL!! Sure does, but par for the course.

You stay well too. Glad you outgrew your asthma problems.

[Rte66]

For me, it is mostly the outdoor mold spores combined with the high humidity. I've been fine for the past three weeks, but the humidity came back up and the mold spores went from low to medium--I could tell in an instant when something stress-related was added on top of all that and I was crawling on the floor.

This was the first time in the 20 months since I got so sick that outdoor mold spores (not the indoor black mold or mildew kind of stuff) had been in the low range here (in Humidston). And they've only been moderate a handful of times--mostly they're always "HEAVY". And you know about the RH levels. We're bad when the weather guys are saying it's a "low 70%"!!