Most common health conditions:

1. High high blood pressure,

2. Asthma,

3. Diabetes,

4. Arthritis

5. Heart condition.

Stomach pains: In 1991, 98 people reported being disabled by stomach, kidney, or liver problems. In 2000, that number soared by 88 percent to 184 people.

Moving better: The number of people disabled by arthritis or rheumatism feel 11 percent from 590 people in 1991 to 524 people in 2000, although it remained the leading cause of disability.

Seeing better: People disabled by seeing difficulty or blindness dropped from 295 in 1991 to 238 in 2000, a drop of 19 percent.