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Just curious how Courtney is doing? Oddly enough I thought of her the other day because of a news story about a girl being "cyber-bullied" and it reminded me of Courtney. Hope all is well with Courtney, your home biz, and the rest of the fam.

This is a very heated topic around here so prepare yourself... <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I won't be able to go on if something should happen to my son</end quote></div> I think you've answered your own question. It's normal to want another baby under these circumstances so don't beat...

This is a very heated topic around here so prepare yourself... <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I won't be able to go on if something should happen to my son</end quote></div> I think you've answered your own question. It's normal to want another baby under these circumstances so don't beat...

This is a very heated topic around here so prepare yourself... <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I won't be able to go on if something should happen to my son</end quote></div> I think you've answered your own question. It's normal to want another baby under these circumstances so don't beat...

This is a very heated topic around here so prepare yourself... <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I won't be able to go on if something should happen to my son</end quote> I think you've answered your own question. It's normal to want another baby under these circumstances so don't beat...

This is a very heated topic around here so prepare yourself... <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I won't be able to go on if something should happen to my son</end quote> I think you've answered your own question. It's normal to want another baby under these circumstances so don't beat...

Sheree, Don't worry, things will get easier. It takes a while for everything to settle in. When Sean was first diagnosed, his Dr. told us that the first year is one of the hardest. Just to clarify, double DF508 is the most common but is not necessarily the worst gene combo. DF508 is...

Sheree, Don't worry, things will get easier. It takes a while for everything to settle in. When Sean was first diagnosed, his Dr. told us that the first year is one of the hardest. Just to clarify, double DF508 is the most common but is not necessarily the worst gene combo. DF508 is...

Sheree, Don't worry, things will get easier. It takes a while for everything to settle in. When Sean was first diagnosed, his Dr. told us that the first year is one of the hardest. Just to clarify, double DF508 is the most common but is not necessarily the worst gene combo. DF508 is...

Sheree, Don't worry, things will get easier. It takes a while for everything to settle in. When Sean was first diagnosed, his Dr. told us that the first year is one of the hardest. Just to clarify, double DF508 is the most common but is not necessarily the worst gene combo. DF508 is...

Sheree, Don't worry, things will get easier. It takes a while for everything to settle in. When Sean was first diagnosed, his Dr. told us that the first year is one of the hardest. Just to clarify, double DF508 is the most common but is not necessarily the worst gene combo. DF508 is...

This is a good question for Steven but here's what I've gathered... Your children's CF genes are DF508 (Class II) and R1622L (Class IV?). The T845T and the Q1463Q have to do with gene sequence/location also know as alleles. So, it sounds as if your baby is simply a carrier of the R1622L gene.

This is a good question for Steven but here's what I've gathered... Your children's CF genes are DF508 (Class II) and R1622L (Class IV?). The T845T and the Q1463Q have to do with gene sequence/location also know as alleles. So, it sounds as if your baby is simply a carrier of the R1622L gene.

This is a good question for Steven but here's what I've gathered... Your children's CF genes are DF508 (Class II) and R1622L (Class IV?). The T845T and the Q1463Q have to do with gene sequence/location also know as alleles. So, it sounds as if your baby is simply a carrier of the R1622L gene.

This is a good question for Steven but here's what I've gathered... Your children's CF genes are DF508 (Class II) and R1622L (Class IV?). The T845T and the Q1463Q have to do with gene sequence/location also know as alleles. So, it sounds as if your baby is simply a carrier of the R1622L gene.

This is a good question for Steven but here's what I've gathered... Your children's CF genes are DF508 (Class II) and R1622L (Class IV?). The T845T and the Q1463Q have to do with gene sequence/location also know as alleles. So, it sounds as if your baby is simply a carrier of the R1622L gene.

If your daughter has CF then, yes, she definitely has two mutations (R1162L being one and the other???). As far as classifications go, there are five classes, "benign" isn't one of them. Class I mutations lead to defects in the synthesis of stable CFTR mRNA transcripts resulting in absence of...

If your daughter has CF then, yes, she definitely has two mutations (R1162L being one and the other???). As far as classifications go, there are five classes, "benign" isn't one of them. Class I mutations lead to defects in the synthesis of stable CFTR mRNA transcripts resulting in absence of...

If your daughter has CF then, yes, she definitely has two mutations (R1162L being one and the other???). As far as classifications go, there are five classes, "benign" isn't one of them. Class I mutations lead to defects in the synthesis of stable CFTR mRNA transcripts resulting in absence of...

If your daughter has CF then, yes, she definitely has two mutations (R1162L being one and the other???). As far as classifications go, there are five classes, "benign" isn't one of them. Class I mutations lead to defects in the synthesis of stable CFTR mRNA transcripts resulting in absence of...