Recent content by FosterClineMD

Hey, LouLou: Gosh, I often think that two healthy parents have it SO easy. Single parents have to take care of everything. And of course, the same extra energy is called for when a parent has a chronic illness. It is most helpful in both cases to build really loving and good support group...

Gosh, Lisa did such an outstanding job of answering this, I don't see what I can add. I do remember a very talkative and "noisy" mom who, when I saw her kid alone said, "Really Dr. Cline, if you lived with my mom, you'd probably stop listening too." Sometimes when kids don't listen, it's...

Gosh, Lisa did such an outstanding job of answering this, I don't see what I can add. I do remember a very talkative and "noisy" mom who, when I saw her kid alone said, "Really Dr. Cline, if you lived with my mom, you'd probably stop listening too." Sometimes when kids don't listen, it's...

Gosh, Lisa did such an outstanding job of answering this, I don't see what I can add. I do remember a very talkative and "noisy" mom who, when I saw her kid alone said, "Really Dr. Cline, if you lived with my mom, you'd probably stop listening too." Sometimes when kids don't listen, it's...

Gosh, Lisa did such an outstanding job of answering this, I don't see what I can add. I do remember a very talkative and "noisy" mom who, when I saw her kid alone said, "Really Dr. Cline, if you lived with my mom, you'd probably stop listening too." Sometimes when kids don't listen, it's...

Gosh, Lisa did such an outstanding job of answering this, I don't see what I can add. <br /> <br />I do remember a very talkative and "noisy" mom who, when I saw her kid alone said, "Really Dr. Cline, if you lived with my mom, you'd probably stop listening too." Sometimes when kids don't...

Note: I have also posted this same response under the "sibling self-esteem" question since they are both dealing with a similar issue: I have so much enjoyed reading all your responses. So many of you are very creative, and it's understandable and reasonable that a non-CF kid is resentful of...

Note: I have also posted this same response under the "sibling self-esteem" question since they are both dealing with a similar issue: I have so much enjoyed reading all your responses. So many of you are very creative, and it's understandable and reasonable that a non-CF kid is resentful of...

Note: I have also posted this same response under the "sibling self-esteem" question since they are both dealing with a similar issue: I have so much enjoyed reading all your responses. So many of you are very creative, and it's understandable and reasonable that a non-CF kid is resentful of...

Note: I have also posted this same response under the "sibling self-esteem" question since they are both dealing with a similar issue: I have so much enjoyed reading all your responses. So many of you are very creative, and it's understandable and reasonable that a non-CF kid is resentful of...

Note: I have also posted this same response under the "sibling self-esteem" question since they are both dealing with a similar issue: <br /> <br />I have so much enjoyed reading all your responses. So many of you are very creative, and it's understandable and reasonable that a non-CF kid is...

Harriet, I know how upsetting it must be when a cute, snappy little kid like Emily is teased at school. Kids her age often take their cue on how to handle things by how the parent handles the problem. So the less angst and upset you show about the issue, generally speaking, the better Emily...

Harriet, I know how upsetting it must be when a cute, snappy little kid like Emily is teased at school. Kids her age often take their cue on how to handle things by how the parent handles the problem. So the less angst and upset you show about the issue, generally speaking, the better Emily...

Harriet, I know how upsetting it must be when a cute, snappy little kid like Emily is teased at school. Kids her age often take their cue on how to handle things by how the parent handles the problem. So the less angst and upset you show about the issue, generally speaking, the better Emily...

Harriet, I know how upsetting it must be when a cute, snappy little kid like Emily is teased at school. Kids her age often take their cue on how to handle things by how the parent handles the problem. So the less angst and upset you show about the issue, generally speaking, the better Emily...