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Not a stay at home Mom - never have been.
Ashley was diagnosed at 6 months and I considered getting out of the Navy but knew that I needed the Medical benefits for her so I stayed. One thing I have always utilized is Center care. I cannot believe that a personal home can be as maintained as a...
Not a stay at home Mom - never have been.
Ashley was diagnosed at 6 months and I considered getting out of the Navy but knew that I needed the Medical benefits for her so I stayed. One thing I have always utilized is Center care. I cannot believe that a personal home can be as maintained as a...
Not a stay at home Mom - never have been.
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<br />Ashley was diagnosed at 6 months and I considered getting out of the Navy but knew that I needed the Medical benefits for her so I stayed. One thing I have always utilized is Center care. I cannot believe that a personal home can be as...
Ashley hated cold stuff and too slippery stuff (yogurt and ice cream) that's why she did milkshakes - less cold because it was mainly boost but thick so she didn't get the slimey feel on her tongue.
We got the Scandi stuff from our CF nurse. Not sure if it is covered or not.
Ashley hated cold stuff and too slippery stuff (yogurt and ice cream) that's why she did milkshakes - less cold because it was mainly boost but thick so she didn't get the slimey feel on her tongue.
We got the Scandi stuff from our CF nurse. Not sure if it is covered or not.
Ashley hated cold stuff and too slippery stuff (yogurt and ice cream) that's why she did milkshakes - less cold because it was mainly boost but thick so she didn't get the slimey feel on her tongue.
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<br />We got the Scandi stuff from our CF nurse. Not sure if it is covered or not.
I will touch on the teacher/school question.
With our daughter it has always (except for one AMAZING teacher) been a case of extremes.
Extreme number 1 would be the teacher that freaks, treats Ashley like an egg that will break any minute and makes everything into a tragedy therefore making...
I will touch on the teacher/school question.
With our daughter it has always (except for one AMAZING teacher) been a case of extremes.
Extreme number 1 would be the teacher that freaks, treats Ashley like an egg that will break any minute and makes everything into a tragedy therefore making...
I will touch on the teacher/school question.
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<br />With our daughter it has always (except for one AMAZING teacher) been a case of extremes.
<br />Extreme number 1 would be the teacher that freaks, treats Ashley like an egg that will break any minute and makes everything into a tragedy...
We now have a feeding tube but waited until now when the doctors said it was not an option but a need.
When Ashley was a wee one I pretty much let her eat whatever I could get into her - lots of cheese sticks and slipping boost and ensure into milkshakes that she would drink because of her...
We now have a feeding tube but waited until now when the doctors said it was not an option but a need.
When Ashley was a wee one I pretty much let her eat whatever I could get into her - lots of cheese sticks and slipping boost and ensure into milkshakes that she would drink because of her...
We now have a feeding tube but waited until now when the doctors said it was not an option but a need.
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<br />When Ashley was a wee one I pretty much let her eat whatever I could get into her - lots of cheese sticks and slipping boost and ensure into milkshakes that she would drink because...
My non-CFer has it - ABPA as well.
Ashley my CFer has it too but they they seem to describe it more as a symptom or something that goes along with the CF... not a lot of attention to it.
My non-CFer has it - ABPA as well.
Ashley my CFer has it too but they they seem to describe it more as a symptom or something that goes along with the CF... not a lot of attention to it.
My non-CFer has it - ABPA as well.
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<br />Ashley my CFer has it too but they they seem to describe it more as a symptom or something that goes along with the CF... not a lot of attention to it.
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