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This might be a silly question, but do you have to be "disabled" in the sense that you can't work, etc (like on disability) or are we talking about disabled as simply having a medical condition??? Do you have to carry any paperwork to this effect?

This might be a silly question, but do you have to be "disabled" in the sense that you can't work, etc (like on disability) or are we talking about disabled as simply having a medical condition??? Do you have to carry any paperwork to this effect?

This might be a silly question, but do you have to be "disabled" in the sense that you can't work, etc (like on disability) or are we talking about disabled as simply having a medical condition??? Do you have to carry any paperwork to this effect?

This might be a silly question, but do you have to be "disabled" in the sense that you can't work, etc (like on disability) or are we talking about disabled as simply having a medical condition??? Do you have to carry any paperwork to this effect?

This might be a silly question, but do you have to be "disabled" in the sense that you can't work, etc (like on disability) or are we talking about disabled as simply having a medical condition??? Do you have to carry any paperwork to this effect?

The other drug was Vancomycin. I was only on the Tobramycin for a week and was really glad when my doc decided to switch. He only switched because I didn't seem to be making an improvement, but I was glad because Tobra is a D, like it was mentioned above. I also took prednisone for 10 days...

The other drug was Vancomycin. I was only on the Tobramycin for a week and was really glad when my doc decided to switch. He only switched because I didn't seem to be making an improvement, but I was glad because Tobra is a D, like it was mentioned above. I also took prednisone for 10 days...

The other drug was Vancomycin. I was only on the Tobramycin for a week and was really glad when my doc decided to switch. He only switched because I didn't seem to be making an improvement, but I was glad because Tobra is a D, like it was mentioned above. I also took prednisone for 10 days...

The other drug was Vancomycin. I was only on the Tobramycin for a week and was really glad when my doc decided to switch. He only switched because I didn't seem to be making an improvement, but I was glad because Tobra is a D, like it was mentioned above. I also took prednisone for 10 days...

The other drug was Vancomycin. I was only on the Tobramycin for a week and was really glad when my doc decided to switch. He only switched because I didn't seem to be making an improvement, but I was glad because Tobra is a D, like it was mentioned above. I also took prednisone for 10 days...

Angie, I was on IV antibiotics 3 times while pregnant and was on Colistin, Ceftazidime (Fortraz), Tobramycin and something else... I'll remember later. But PM me if you want.

Angie, I was on IV antibiotics 3 times while pregnant and was on Colistin, Ceftazidime (Fortraz), Tobramycin and something else... I'll remember later. But PM me if you want.

Angie, I was on IV antibiotics 3 times while pregnant and was on Colistin, Ceftazidime (Fortraz), Tobramycin and something else... I'll remember later. But PM me if you want.

Angie, I was on IV antibiotics 3 times while pregnant and was on Colistin, Ceftazidime (Fortraz), Tobramycin and something else... I'll remember later. But PM me if you want.

Angie, <br />I was on IV antibiotics 3 times while pregnant and was on Colistin, Ceftazidime (Fortraz), Tobramycin and something else... I'll remember later. But PM me if you want.

Try living in Alaska. We spend 200 plus dollars for a week's worth of food.

Try living in Alaska. We spend 200 plus dollars for a week's worth of food.

Try living in Alaska. We spend 200 plus dollars for a week's worth of food.

Try living in Alaska. We spend 200 plus dollars for a week's worth of food.

Try living in Alaska. We spend 200 plus dollars for a week's worth of food.