LOOKING FOR LOW HUMIDITY, WARM CLIMATE FOR RELOCATING
I'm trying to research areas of the U.S. southwest that would be best for my health; I need to relocate to somewhere with low humidity, desert, warm temps, lots of sunny days, stable weather without snow. I have Fibromyalgia which is aggravated by my Iowa weather. SW Utah was wonderful, but some of said it would be lonely for a single person. Any suggestions for locations that have good medical care, but not the high cost of living of Las Vegas? I'm 48 and will be on long term disability.
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Las Vegas is one of the cheapest places to live in the U.S. It's goimg to be harder to find someplace warm and cheaper, maybe El Paso or San Antonio?
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Phoenix and surrounding area (Chandler and Glendale also), may be good.
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Las Cruces NM is consistently listed as one of the top ten places to retire by CNN/Money Magazine.
Check it out http://www.lascrucescvb.org/index.html or http://money.cnn.com/best/bpretire/index.html AARP.org agrees too! Hope this helps... Debi |
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Albuquerque would be a good choice.
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Nordicgirl, sorry to hear about your Fibromyalgia. My daughter has that, too, and one of her doctors even diagnosed RSD.
Phoenix has a Mayo Clinic and I thought of moving there for my daughter. Tucson has a pretty decent hospital attached to the University of Arizona and housing is a bit less expensive than Phoenix. Good luck. |
I will echo the suggestion of the Phoenix area. Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert are really growing.
You might also want to consider the Coachella Valley area (surrounding Palm Springs). |
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