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I'm sorry to hear that. But I can sympathize. Because I am considered "mild" or "atypical", I had difficulty getting taken seriously by doctors. I got taken more seriously than I had been prior to having a diagnosis, but even though I spent a year at death's door, I was kind of blown off as...
I'm sorry to hear that. But I can sympathize. Because I am considered "mild" or "atypical", I had difficulty getting taken seriously by doctors. I got taken more seriously than I had been prior to having a diagnosis, but even though I spent a year at death's door, I was kind of blown off as...
I'm sorry to hear that. But I can sympathize. Because I am considered "mild" or "atypical", I had difficulty getting taken seriously by doctors. I got taken more seriously than I had been prior to having a diagnosis, but even though I spent a year at death's door, I was kind of blown off as...
I'm sorry to hear that. But I can sympathize. Because I am considered "mild" or "atypical", I had difficulty getting taken seriously by doctors. I got taken more seriously than I had been prior to having a diagnosis, but even though I spent a year at death's door, I was kind of blown off as...
I'm sorry to hear that. But I can sympathize. Because I am considered "mild" or "atypical", I had difficulty getting taken seriously by doctors. I got taken more seriously than I had been prior to having a diagnosis, but even though I spent a year at death's door, I was kind of blown off as...
In my case, it means I was diagnosed late in life with borderline sweat chlorides. I have heard other "definitions" from other people. I don't think there is a standard definition. I used to refer to myself as having "mild CF" but was attacked on a CF list for saying that, where it was...
In my case, it means I was diagnosed late in life with borderline sweat chlorides. I have heard other "definitions" from other people. I don't think there is a standard definition. I used to refer to myself as having "mild CF" but was attacked on a CF list for saying that, where it was...
In my case, it means I was diagnosed late in life with borderline sweat chlorides. I have heard other "definitions" from other people. I don't think there is a standard definition. I used to refer to myself as having "mild CF" but was attacked on a CF list for saying that, where it was...
In my case, it means I was diagnosed late in life with borderline sweat chlorides. I have heard other "definitions" from other people. I don't think there is a standard definition. I used to refer to myself as having "mild CF" but was attacked on a CF list for saying that, where it was...
In my case, it means I was diagnosed late in life with borderline sweat chlorides. I have heard other "definitions" from other people. I don't think there is a standard definition. I used to refer to myself as having "mild CF" but was attacked on a CF list for saying that, where it was...
I am 44 and I still don't have my bachelor's. However, I do have an Associate of Arts in Humanities, a Certificate in GIS (equivalent of graduate level work) and another certificate my employer paid for me to get. So shorter educational programs have worked better for me and it doesn't bother...
I am 44 and I still don't have my bachelor's. However, I do have an Associate of Arts in Humanities, a Certificate in GIS (equivalent of graduate level work) and another certificate my employer paid for me to get. So shorter educational programs have worked better for me and it doesn't bother...
I am 44 and I still don't have my bachelor's. However, I do have an Associate of Arts in Humanities, a Certificate in GIS (equivalent of graduate level work) and another certificate my employer paid for me to get. So shorter educational programs have worked better for me and it doesn't bother...
I am 44 and I still don't have my bachelor's. However, I do have an Associate of Arts in Humanities, a Certificate in GIS (equivalent of graduate level work) and another certificate my employer paid for me to get. So shorter educational programs have worked better for me and it doesn't bother...
I am 44 and I still don't have my bachelor's. However, I do have an Associate of Arts in Humanities, a Certificate in GIS (equivalent of graduate level work) and another certificate my employer paid for me to get. So shorter educational programs have worked better for me and it doesn't bother...
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