10 Worst Asthma Cities in U.S.A.

[beachguy in thongs]

What Are the Worst Cities for Asthma?

Scranton, Penn.; Richmond, Va.; Philadelphia; Atlanta; Milwaukee, Wis.; Cleveland; Greensboro, N.C.; Youngstown, Ohio; St. Louis; and Detroit..

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?i...C-RSSFeeds0312

beachguy in thongs Reviewed by beachguy in thongs on 02-08-2006. 10 Worst Asthma Cities in U.S.A. What Are the Worst Cities for Asthma? Scranton, Penn.; Richmond, Va.; Philadelphia; Atlanta; Milwaukee, Wis.; Cleveland; Greensboro, N.C.; Youngstown, Ohio; St. Louis; and Detroit.. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=1593822&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312 Rating: 5

[Shelbay]

Birmingham,Alabama

[Fengzi]

Interesting, they're all on the East Coast or Mid West. I've noticed that my Asthma is not nearly as bad now that I live in California. When I lived in the Boston area it was really bad. My guess is that the dryer air we have out here is better than humid air. I would have thought, however, that LA would have been near the top of the list though, their air is horrible.

[halo]

Did Kansas City make the top 100?

[bedake]

you really like posting news articles dont you?

[beachguy in thongs]

# Tampa, Fla.
# Louisville, Ky.
# Orlando, Fla.
# Rochester, N.Y.
# Greensboro, Ky.
# San Francisco
# Las Vegas
# Austin, Texas
# Little Rock, Ark.
# Savannah, Ga.
# Dallas
# Wilmington, Del.
# Greenville, S.C.
# Charleston, W.Va.
# Seattle
# Cincinnati
# Tulsa, Okla.
# Indianapolis
# Charlotte, N.C.
# Knoxville, Tenn.
# Nashville, Tenn.
# Dayton, Ohio
# Lubbock, Texas
# St. Louis
# Washington

Well, this is the top 25, Tampa #1, Washington #25.

It doesn't appear to be East-West related. Except Rochester is the only city in the Northeast.

[spaz420]

you really like posting news articles dont you?

Are you afraid you might learn something?

[bedake]

Are you afraid you might learn something?

hehe no i was just stating that, i love learning actually and watch the news everyday, plus i have CNN and the BBC as realtime bookmarks on my toolbar, update as it happens. I also enjoy reading mostly books, dealing with politics, society, sci fi, fantasy, history novels. holy shit i LOVE national geographic, and my momma hooks me up with the new yorker after shes done with em. you know, that stuff. plus im in college right now loving every minute of every class, except music 251 appreciation of western music, really hard but otherwise fun. I also used to be in a civil war round table, plus reenacted the civil war gotta learn when you do that 64th ohio volunteer infantry babeh!!!!

[Garden Knowm]

Are you afraid you might learn something?

DEAR LOVED ONES..

PLEASE NOTE......

THIS is a classic example of "READING INTO SOMETHING".

This is how ALL the problems in the world begin..

PEOPLE in their heads.

ANALYSIS...

rather than ACCEPTING what IS..

I LOVE YOU

SPAZ420- thank you for the awesome example.. YOU ROCK!!!!!


I love you

[beachguy in thongs]

What Garden Knewthem is saying is "accept the problems. Once you analyze them you're creating new problems, so if you never bothered to try and fix the problem, the first time around, you would've been better off."

If your ugly, don't try to fix it.