I live in Oklahoma and everytime it's going to rain I can feel it in my back, legs, hip...anyone else have this problem. Doc says I have mild arthritis in my back but it feels SEVERE to me!!!

Yes, we all seem to have a built in barometer of some kind, arthritis or not. What happens when the tornados freight train their way through? lol. just alittle humor. My mom is from Oklahoma and her whole family is still there. Hope you can weather the storms and that you are feeling better each day. Tammy

Hi Folks, I'm in the North East and we just had plenty of rain this past week and thunder storms predicted for the weekend. I know how you feel, I been climbing up the walls so to speak with nerve pain. I do much better when rain in not in the future. I also feel it comming 1 to 2 days in advance. I use to tease my Dad when he use to get headaches and told us as kids it's going to rain we said "Dad watches the weather on tv and comes up with that headace thing" But now I know better, ahhh maturity has some rewards I guess.

Joe

I too have the same problem. When the barometric pressure drops my pain levels increase. There's actually a nifty tool on the weather.com site that indicates pain levels for your area. It's pretty interesting to watch it change. They also have one for allergies too.

Barbie

I live in Orlando and we're heading into the wet season :eek: Last year was awful better now hate to say it but even with drought this year hope wet season is late. No back problems in 2004 when we had the hurricanes but Even tho Wilma went south of us last year I felt it. Pray the hurricanes this year all stay out in the Atlantic ocean.

mine too,was tough winter.bones aching in back,my toes alot,must be spreading like a disease,any help for the bones?