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A place with more constant weather?

ashleyjanette
ashleyjanette
The past few days, the weather here has stayed more constant than usual, and my husbands fibro symptoms have been so much more controlled than they usually are. He is acting like his old self, before fibro, and it's Amazing! It has me wondering....is there a place we could move to, where the weather stays more constant all the time? We live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and we would need to stay in Canada.

I don't really want to give up our life here, and neither does he, but I'd give anything to have my husband feel better!
skinnybinny
skinnybinny
Every time winter rolls around we get a post about somebody wanting to move.

I must say that I live in California in moderate temps and I still hurt like the dickens. I don't think it matters where you live you're still going to be in pain.

I would just choose some place where I didn't have to shovel snow.
ashleyjanette
ashleyjanette
Skinnybinny I wasn't talking about moving somewhere warm, just somewhere where the weather doesn't change constantly. The weather changes all the time here, all year round. a few days ago it was -35 at 9 am and -15 at 4 pm. That's a 20 degree difference in 7 hours. It's not the cold that kills him, it's the change. The worst for my husband seems to be early winter and early spring, when the temp jumps above and below the freezing point (0 Celsius). I hate the cold but I would rather live in constant -20 and have a happy husband than deal with the weather changing all the time.