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I think you should definitely ask about bronchial dilators - not only for testing but for daily use. My kids have had several PFT's with pre and post dilator numbers to see if they respond to the dilators and would benefit from them. It is my understanding that the category you want to be...

I think you should definitely ask about bronchial dilators - not only for testing but for daily use. My kids have had several PFT's with pre and post dilator numbers to see if they respond to the dilators and would benefit from them. It is my understanding that the category you want to be...

I think you should definitely ask about bronchial dilators - not only for testing but for daily use. My kids have had several PFT's with pre and post dilator numbers to see if they respond to the dilators and would benefit from them. It is my understanding that the category you want to be...

I think you should definitely ask about bronchial dilators - not only for testing but for daily use. My kids have had several PFT's with pre and post dilator numbers to see if they respond to the dilators and would benefit from them. It is my understanding that the category you want to be...

I think you should definitely ask about bronchial dilators - not only for testing but for daily use. My kids have had several PFT's with pre and post dilator numbers to see if they respond to the dilators and would benefit from them. <br /> <br />It is my understanding that the category you want...

Looks like the LC Star is for small children: From their website: The PARI LC® Star was designed for treating the deepest part of the lungs or for those patients with smaller airways due to age or advanced disease state. The LC® Star is designed to deliver the smallest particle size of all PARI...

Looks like the LC Star is for small children: From their website: The PARI LC® Star was designed for treating the deepest part of the lungs or for those patients with smaller airways due to age or advanced disease state. The LC® Star is designed to deliver the smallest particle size of all PARI...

Looks like the LC Star is for small children: From their website: The PARI LC® Star was designed for treating the deepest part of the lungs or for those patients with smaller airways due to age or advanced disease state. The LC® Star is designed to deliver the smallest particle size of all PARI...

Looks like the LC Star is for small children: From their website: The PARI LC® Star was designed for treating the deepest part of the lungs or for those patients with smaller airways due to age or advanced disease state. The LC® Star is designed to deliver the smallest particle size of all PARI...

Looks like the LC Star is for small children: <br /> <br />From their website: <br />The PARI LC® Star was designed for treating the deepest part of the lungs or for those patients with smaller airways due to age or advanced disease state. The LC® Star is designed to deliver the smallest...

In general I am pro chiropractic. I have seen the benefits of adjustments. Yes, you are correct - it cannot cure CF but it can give the same assistance to a CF body as it does to a non-CF body. I would talk directly to your chiropractor about it - if he/she is well educated and experienced they...

<b>Whoever told you there is no gray area is wrong</b> - there not only is a gray area (borderline is what it is referred to when test results are between 40-60) but there are many many cases out there of people with clearly normal numbers but yet have two CF genes and a confirmed case of CF...

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating. Hang in there -

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating. Hang in there -

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating. Hang in there -

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating. Hang in there -

Ugh ! I can only imagine! How frustrating !!!!! I have had similar experiences like this.... where you would think that since there is so much "extra" attention being given a certain situation, that there is no way a mistake can be made, and yet it still happens! Very frustrating. <br /> <br...

I would suggest getting the best ice packs and cooler possible - mark it "medical" and it will not count towards her carry on limit. I would think 24 hours shouldn't be a problem to keep it cool - but also the manufacturer and pharmacist will tell you that Pulmozyme can go at room temperature...

I would suggest getting the best ice packs and cooler possible - mark it "medical" and it will not count towards her carry on limit. I would think 24 hours shouldn't be a problem to keep it cool - but also the manufacturer and pharmacist will tell you that Pulmozyme can go at room temperature...

I would suggest getting the best ice packs and cooler possible - mark it "medical" and it will not count towards her carry on limit. I would think 24 hours shouldn't be a problem to keep it cool - but also the manufacturer and pharmacist will tell you that Pulmozyme can go at room temperature...