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This is an interesting topic to me as a new CF mom. I was always encouraged to be independant by my parents. I had my first job at 15, married by 21 and first child at 23, now 28. My opinions may change as my children get older and possibly sicker, but I raise my children with the ideal that I...

This is an interesting topic to me as a new CF mom. I was always encouraged to be independant by my parents. I had my first job at 15, married by 21 and first child at 23, now 28. My opinions may change as my children get older and possibly sicker, but I raise my children with the ideal that I...

This is an interesting topic to me as a new CF mom. I was always encouraged to be independant by my parents. I had my first job at 15, married by 21 and first child at 23, now 28. My opinions may change as my children get older and possibly sicker, but I raise my children with the ideal that I...

Just a quick question, I'm thinking about going back to work eventually. How do all those working moms out there fit in therapy, work and all the other mom duties in? What happens if your child ends up in the hospital? Are your bosses flexible, paid leave? etc. Send your thoughts and solutions.

Just a quick question, I'm thinking about going back to work eventually. How do all those working moms out there fit in therapy, work and all the other mom duties in? What happens if your child ends up in the hospital? Are your bosses flexible, paid leave? etc. Send your thoughts and solutions.

Just a quick question, I'm thinking about going back to work eventually. How do all those working moms out there fit in therapy, work and all the other mom duties in? What happens if your child ends up in the hospital? Are your bosses flexible, paid leave? etc. Send your thoughts and solutions.

I love this topic! We got off to an early start today, 6:30 the kids heads pop up. I've gotten them all fed, dressed, washed. My weekly housecleaning is already done and Ainsley's vest is done. Luckily today is a PD day for Payton so I don't have to run out the door to drop him off or pick him...

I love this topic! We got off to an early start today, 6:30 the kids heads pop up. I've gotten them all fed, dressed, washed. My weekly housecleaning is already done and Ainsley's vest is done. Luckily today is a PD day for Payton so I don't have to run out the door to drop him off or pick him...

I love this topic! We got off to an early start today, 6:30 the kids heads pop up. I've gotten them all fed, dressed, washed. My weekly housecleaning is already done and Ainsley's vest is done. Luckily today is a PD day for Payton so I don't have to run out the door to drop him off or pick him...

After our daughter was diagnosed with (152 - definately not borderline), we took our 2 sons for a sweat test to rule them out. Our younger one did fine, but our older boy, the nurse thought there might be a problem with an insufficient amount of sweat. She repeated the test on his arm rather...

After our daughter was diagnosed with (152 - definately not borderline), we took our 2 sons for a sweat test to rule them out. Our younger one did fine, but our older boy, the nurse thought there might be a problem with an insufficient amount of sweat. She repeated the test on his arm rather...

After our daughter was diagnosed with (152 - definately not borderline), we took our 2 sons for a sweat test to rule them out. Our younger one did fine, but our older boy, the nurse thought there might be a problem with an insufficient amount of sweat. She repeated the test on his arm rather...

Carla, I'm feeling very conflicted about this issue, since I am a CF mommy, so I might just ramble some thoughts here. Speaking as fellow Christian, your decision is tough because the desire for our families to grow is natural. IVF is a method where many eggs are fertilized, the non CF zygotes...

Carla, I'm feeling very conflicted about this issue, since I am a CF mommy, so I might just ramble some thoughts here. Speaking as fellow Christian, your decision is tough because the desire for our families to grow is natural. IVF is a method where many eggs are fertilized, the non CF zygotes...

Carla, I'm feeling very conflicted about this issue, since I am a CF mommy, so I might just ramble some thoughts here. Speaking as fellow Christian, your decision is tough because the desire for our families to grow is natural. IVF is a method where many eggs are fertilized, the non CF zygotes...

I have to say, the nurse at our clinic was great. She had singing dogs and bubble blowers, my kids were distracted the whole time.

I have to say, the nurse at our clinic was great. She had singing dogs and bubble blowers, my kids were distracted the whole time.

I have to say, the nurse at our clinic was great. She had singing dogs and bubble blowers, my kids were distracted the whole time.

My daughter, before she was diagnosed, always had white poos that were wierd consistancies. That was my description to his specialist and he always looked at me weird. I have an idea that it had to do with malabsorption since it has been normal colour since starting enzymes.

My daughter, before she was diagnosed, always had white poos that were wierd consistancies. That was my description to his specialist and he always looked at me weird. I have an idea that it had to do with malabsorption since it has been normal colour since starting enzymes.