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It's great that your FEV1 only went down 2%. In a study I read, after a pregnancy, FEV1 dropped 3-5% as opposed to the average yearly drop for CFers of 1-2%. I will look for that study. Anyway, it sounds like you're doing great! I, too, am looking for ways to increase my FEV1. Mine is still...
It's great that your FEV1 only went down 2%. In a study I read, after a pregnancy, FEV1 dropped 3-5% as opposed to the average yearly drop for CFers of 1-2%. I will look for that study. Anyway, it sounds like you're doing great! I, too, am looking for ways to increase my FEV1. Mine is still...
It's great that your FEV1 only went down 2%. In a study I read, after a pregnancy, FEV1 dropped 3-5% as opposed to the average yearly drop for CFers of 1-2%. I will look for that study. Anyway, it sounds like you're doing great! I, too, am looking for ways to increase my FEV1. Mine is still...
It's great that your FEV1 only went down 2%. In a study I read, after a pregnancy, FEV1 dropped 3-5% as opposed to the average yearly drop for CFers of 1-2%. I will look for that study. Anyway, it sounds like you're doing great! I, too, am looking for ways to increase my FEV1. Mine is still...
It's great that your FEV1 only went down 2%. In a study I read, after a pregnancy, FEV1 dropped 3-5% as opposed to the average yearly drop for CFers of 1-2%. I will look for that study. Anyway, it sounds like you're doing great! I, too, am looking for ways to increase my FEV1. Mine is still...
It's interesting that we love the warmer/sunnier weather, yet the disease seemed to have thrived in Northern countries (or ethnic backgrounds?). Please correct me if I am wrong.
Anyway, yesterday it was 50 in my part of Alaska and so beautiful that we went on a 4-wheeler. The roads were...
It's interesting that we love the warmer/sunnier weather, yet the disease seemed to have thrived in Northern countries (or ethnic backgrounds?). Please correct me if I am wrong.
Anyway, yesterday it was 50 in my part of Alaska and so beautiful that we went on a 4-wheeler. The roads were...
It's interesting that we love the warmer/sunnier weather, yet the disease seemed to have thrived in Northern countries (or ethnic backgrounds?). Please correct me if I am wrong.
Anyway, yesterday it was 50 in my part of Alaska and so beautiful that we went on a 4-wheeler. The roads were...
It's interesting that we love the warmer/sunnier weather, yet the disease seemed to have thrived in Northern countries (or ethnic backgrounds?). Please correct me if I am wrong.
Anyway, yesterday it was 50 in my part of Alaska and so beautiful that we went on a 4-wheeler. The roads were...
It's interesting that we love the warmer/sunnier weather, yet the disease seemed to have thrived in Northern countries (or ethnic backgrounds?). Please correct me if I am wrong.
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<br />Anyway, yesterday it was 50 in my part of Alaska and so beautiful that we went on a 4-wheeler. The...
I have no advice to give, but here is a link to a hopeful article about transplants that was posted on Saveferris's blog.
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I have no advice to give, but here is a link to a hopeful article about transplants that was posted on Saveferris's blog.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://snipurl.com/ez21t">http://snipurl.com/ez21t</a>
I have no advice to give, but here is a link to a hopeful article about transplants that was posted on Saveferris's blog.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://snipurl.com/ez21t">http://snipurl.com/ez21t</a>
I have no advice to give, but here is a link to a hopeful article about transplants that was posted on Saveferris's blog.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://snipurl.com/ez21t">http://snipurl.com/ez21t</a>
I have no advice to give, but here is a link to a hopeful article about transplants that was posted on Saveferris's blog.
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<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://snipurl.com/ez21t">http://snipurl.com/ez21t</a>
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