Health problems in Texas
I wrote about this before, it strikes me that I hear of folks from England, especially men who experience health problems after a year or more in Texas.
Serious ones as well, i.e. heart issues, stroke, asthma, aneurism. If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here? Do you know anyone who has health issues that could sound a little odd if they happened back home? |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by Fairy Tales
(Post 7927753)
I wrote about this before, it strikes me that I hear of folks from England, especially men who experience health problems after a year or more in Texas.
Serious ones as well, i.e. heart issues, stroke, asthma, aneurism. If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here? Do you know anyone who has health issues that could sound a little odd if they happened back home? We lived in TX for two years (10 yrs ago) Hubby is a USC, so I guess it doesn't apply to him and he is in good health, but my Son (7 at that time) presented with Diabetes type 1. I don't think it had anything to do with the actual state though :confused: |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by Fairy Tales
(Post 7927753)
I wrote about this before, it strikes me that I hear of folks from England, especially men who experience health problems after a year or more in Texas.
Serious ones as well, i.e. heart issues, stroke, asthma, aneurism. If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here? Do you know anyone who has health issues that could sound a little odd if they happened back home? Of course, the problem with your question may be that it treats TX as if every part were alike. It's a big place - perhaps if you gave us more of a clue as to where and what you're interested in, we could help more. |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by Fairy Tales
(Post 7927753)
I wrote about this before, it strikes me that I hear of folks from England, especially men who experience health problems after a year or more in Texas.
Serious ones as well, i.e. heart issues, stroke, asthma, aneurism. If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here? Do you know anyone who has health issues that could sound a little odd if they happened back home? |
Re: Health problems in Texas
I wonder whether different ailments tend to afflict those in different states?
We live in Massachusetts, and Mrs tonrob suffers from terrible wind... |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 7928166)
I wonder whether different ailments tend to afflict those in different states?
We live in Massachusetts, and Mrs tonrob suffers from terrible wind... |
Re: Health problems in Texas
We've been here in Texas for 2 years now...no problems with my OH's health...although he did drop the jet ski trailer on his foot last weekend and ended up mangling two of his toes :ohmy:
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Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 7928166)
I wonder whether different ailments tend to afflict those in different states?
We live in Massachusetts, and Mrs tonrob suffers from terrible wind... |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by lisa67
(Post 7928460)
We've been here in Texas for 2 years now...no problems with my OH's health...although he did drop the jet ski trailer on his foot last weekend and ended up mangling two of his toes :ohmy:
Twenty years in Texas and I haven't been able to get rid of him yet....:lol: Joking:p |
Re: Health problems in Texas
You do get some odd local diseases. This is Arizona's: http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/valleyfever01.htm
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Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by fatbrit
(Post 7928517)
You do get some odd local diseases. This is Arizona's: http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/valleyfever01.htm
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Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by fatbrit
(Post 7928517)
You do get some odd local diseases. This is Arizona's: http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/valleyfever01.htm
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Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by fatbrit
(Post 7928517)
You do get some odd local diseases. This is Arizona's: http://phoenix.about.com/cs/health/a/valleyfever01.htm
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Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by Fairy Tales
(Post 7927753)
I wrote about this before, it strikes me that I hear of folks from England, especially men who experience health problems after a year or more in Texas.
Serious ones as well, i.e. heart issues, stroke, asthma, aneurism. If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here? Do you know anyone who has health issues that could sound a little odd if they happened back home? Personally, I've avoided both, but I see sufferers every day. |
Re: Health problems in Texas
Originally Posted by Fairy Tales
(Post 7927753)
If you are from UK and living in Texas,hope you are keeping well and are in good health for your age, but if not could you share here?
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