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Something I thought of is - what about going through a pulmonologist, given your son's history of pneumonia, current lung issues, etc. Or if you are currently under a pulmo's care, what are they saying?

Something I thought of is - what about going through a pulmonologist, given your son's history of pneumonia, current lung issues, etc. Or if you are currently under a pulmo's care, what are they saying?

Something I thought of is - what about going through a pulmonologist, given your son's history of pneumonia, current lung issues, etc. Or if you are currently under a pulmo's care, what are they saying?

Something I thought of is - what about going through a pulmonologist, given your son's history of pneumonia, current lung issues, etc. Or if you are currently under a pulmo's care, what are they saying?

Something I thought of is - what about going through a pulmonologist, given your son's history of pneumonia, current lung issues, etc. Or if you are currently under a pulmo's care, what are they saying?

Ketchup on scrambled eggs is <b>awesome</b> and when I was little I also ate ketchup on mashed potatoes (not as aweseome, now that I'm a grownup).

Ketchup on scrambled eggs is <b>awesome</b> and when I was little I also ate ketchup on mashed potatoes (not as aweseome, now that I'm a grownup).

Ketchup on scrambled eggs is <b>awesome</b> and when I was little I also ate ketchup on mashed potatoes (not as aweseome, now that I'm a grownup).

Ketchup on scrambled eggs is <b>awesome</b> and when I was little I also ate ketchup on mashed potatoes (not as aweseome, now that I'm a grownup).

Ketchup on scrambled eggs is <b>awesome</b> and when I was little I also ate ketchup on mashed potatoes (not as aweseome, now that I'm a grownup).

Disclaimer - no, you don't have to have a PhD to understand all of this stuff but there is SO much to adjust to, and you can only absorb so much info at one time! Nutrition (including infants): <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Disclaimer - no, you don't have to have a PhD to understand all of this stuff but there is SO much to adjust to, and you can only absorb so much info at one time! Nutrition (including infants): <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Disclaimer - no, you don't have to have a PhD to understand all of this stuff but there is SO much to adjust to, and you can only absorb so much info at one time! Nutrition (including infants): <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Disclaimer - no, you don't have to have a PhD to understand all of this stuff but there is SO much to adjust to, and you can only absorb so much info at one time! Nutrition (including infants): <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Disclaimer - no, you don't have to have a PhD to understand all of this stuff but there is SO much to adjust to, and you can only absorb so much info at one time! Nutrition (including infants): <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

One of the books our speciality CF pharmacy gave us was <i>Cystic Fibrosis Third Edition A Guide For Patient and Family</i> by David M. Orenstein; it was compliments of Axcan Pharma. I see it available at Amazon.com but it is $36.46. See if your pharmacy can get it free for you like ours did...

One of the books our speciality CF pharmacy gave us was <i>Cystic Fibrosis Third Edition A Guide For Patient and Family</i> by David M. Orenstein; it was compliments of Axcan Pharma. I see it available at Amazon.com but it is $36.46. See if your pharmacy can get it free for you like ours did...

One of the books our speciality CF pharmacy gave us was <i>Cystic Fibrosis Third Edition A Guide For Patient and Family</i> by David M. Orenstein; it was compliments of Axcan Pharma. I see it available at Amazon.com but it is $36.46. See if your pharmacy can get it free for you like ours did...

One of the books our speciality CF pharmacy gave us was <i>Cystic Fibrosis Third Edition A Guide For Patient and Family</i> by David M. Orenstein; it was compliments of Axcan Pharma. I see it available at Amazon.com but it is $36.46. See if your pharmacy can get it free for you like ours did...

One of the books our speciality CF pharmacy gave us was <i>Cystic Fibrosis Third Edition A Guide For Patient and Family</i> by David M. Orenstein; it was compliments of Axcan Pharma. I see it available at Amazon.com but it is $36.46. See if your pharmacy can get it free for you like ours did...