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This is a bit off topic, but I think it is a good topic overall in life; be it any challenges: illness, life, relationships. <br /> <br />Sometimes I remember this and then sometimes I just don't. <br /> <br />Picking the conscientious minds of the CF community. <br /> <br />What is the...

Awesome story! That is so cool. I hope you feel better and get out soon.

Awesome story! That is so cool. I hope you feel better and get out soon.

Awesome story! That is so cool. I hope you feel better and get out soon.

Wondering if anyone can help me find what the percentage of CF patients work full-time? I am having a hard time. From the CF Foundation they say 45% of CFers are over 18 years. Just trying to pin down a more accurate amount. Thanks-

Wondering if anyone can help me find what the percentage of CF patients work full-time? I am having a hard time. From the CF Foundation they say 45% of CFers are over 18 years. Just trying to pin down a more accurate amount. Thanks-

Wondering if anyone can help me find what the percentage of CF patients work full-time? <br /> <br />I am having a hard time. From the CF Foundation they say 45% of CFers are over 18 years. Just trying to pin down a more accurate amount. <br /> <br />Thanks-

Amazing! A HUGE congratulations!

Amazing! A HUGE congratulations!

Amazing! A HUGE congratulations!

My understanding is he blew 2.4 liters for the first ten seconds of his pulmonary function test. So he can expire 53% of what a "normal/healthy" person can, which I think is around 3.5 liters for someone his height and weight. He might not be "sick" per se. However, that is a significant drop...

My understanding is he blew 2.4 liters for the first ten seconds of his pulmonary function test. So he can expire 53% of what a "normal/healthy" person can, which I think is around 3.5 liters for someone his height and weight. He might not be "sick" per se. However, that is a significant drop...

My understanding is he blew 2.4 liters for the first ten seconds of his pulmonary function test. So he can expire 53% of what a "normal/healthy" person can, which I think is around 3.5 liters for someone his height and weight. <br /> <br />He might not be "sick" per se. However, that is a...

I was reading on the CF Foundation website that Canadian CFer's live an average of 47.7 years vs. 37.4 for US residents. Ideas? Thoughts? I am exceptionally curious.

I was reading on the CF Foundation website that Canadian CFer's live an average of 47.7 years vs. 37.4 for US residents. Ideas? Thoughts? I am exceptionally curious.

I was reading on the CF Foundation website that Canadian CFer's live an average of 47.7 years vs. 37.4 for US residents. <br /> <br />Ideas? Thoughts? I am exceptionally curious.

Thanks to both of you for writing me. I will check out that link that you sent me, thanks. What an amazing feeling that must be to know that if you fall ill, loose your job, that is still a safety net. People say in the states we have a safety net, only when you become very ill, then...

Thanks to both of you for writing me. I will check out that link that you sent me, thanks. What an amazing feeling that must be to know that if you fall ill, loose your job, that is still a safety net. People say in the states we have a safety net, only when you become very ill, then...

Thanks to both of you for writing me. I will check out that link that you sent me, thanks. What an amazing feeling that must be to know that if you fall ill, loose your job, that is still a safety net. People say in the states we have a safety net, only when you become very ill, then...

Hello, I live in the US, and I am getting extremely tired and frustrated in which people with previous health conditions are treated. Actually, I get more frustrated and even depressed thinking and dealing with the insurance companies in this country. I am beginning to look at becoming a...