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<b>This was posted by dramamama on a previous post 11/21/07 regarding this topic</b> Forgot to add that the CFF recommends using sterilization techniques either boiling for 10 minutes <b>OR using sterilizer that heats above 160 degrees for thirty minutes...... IQ and the GERM GUARDIAN do that...

<b>This was posted by dramamama on a previous post 11/21/07 regarding this topic</b> Forgot to add that the CFF recommends using sterilization techniques either boiling for 10 minutes <b>OR using sterilizer that heats above 160 degrees for thirty minutes...... IQ and the GERM GUARDIAN do that...

<b>This was posted by dramamama on a previous post 11/21/07 regarding this topic</b> Forgot to add that the CFF recommends using sterilization techniques either boiling for 10 minutes <b>OR using sterilizer that heats above 160 degrees for thirty minutes...... IQ and the GERM GUARDIAN do that...

<b>This was posted by dramamama on a previous post 11/21/07 regarding this topic</b> Forgot to add that the CFF recommends using sterilization techniques either boiling for 10 minutes <b>OR using sterilizer that heats above 160 degrees for thirty minutes...... IQ and the GERM GUARDIAN do that...

<b>This was posted by dramamama on a previous post 11/21/07 regarding this topic</b> Forgot to add that the CFF recommends using sterilization techniques either boiling for 10 minutes <b>OR using sterilizer that heats above 160 degrees for thirty minutes...... IQ and the GERM GUARDIAN do that...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFHockeyMom</b></i> In short, a Class I-II/I-II combination is typically associated with a poor clinical outcome (i.e. lower PFT, PI, and a lower probability of survival). Where as someone with a I-II/III, I-II/IV or I-II/V is...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFHockeyMom</b></i> In short, a Class I-II/I-II combination is typically associated with a poor clinical outcome (i.e. lower PFT, PI, and a lower probability of survival). Where as someone with a I-II/III, I-II/IV or I-II/V is...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFHockeyMom</b></i> In short, a Class I-II/I-II combination is typically associated with a poor clinical outcome (i.e. lower PFT, PI, and a lower probability of survival). Where as someone with a I-II/III, I-II/IV or I-II/V is...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFHockeyMom</b></i> In short, a Class I-II/I-II combination is typically associated with a poor clinical outcome (i.e. lower PFT, PI, and a lower probability of survival). Where as someone with a I-II/III, I-II/IV or I-II/V is...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>CFHockeyMom</b></i> In short, a Class I-II/I-II combination is typically associated with a poor clinical outcome (i.e. lower PFT, PI, and a lower probability of survival). Where as someone with a I-II/III, I-II/IV or I-II/V is...

Ok, so this may be a stupid question... but where is his banner? What business is his? I can see several sponsors on the left hand side but I don't know which one is his... also is my view any different than other peoples? because I get a little tiny blue dot under the sponsors.... you have to...

Ok, so this may be a stupid question... but where is his banner? What business is his? I can see several sponsors on the left hand side but I don't know which one is his... also is my view any different than other peoples? because I get a little tiny blue dot under the sponsors.... you have to...

Ok, so this may be a stupid question... but where is his banner? What business is his? I can see several sponsors on the left hand side but I don't know which one is his... also is my view any different than other peoples? because I get a little tiny blue dot under the sponsors.... you have to...

Ok, so this may be a stupid question... but where is his banner? What business is his? I can see several sponsors on the left hand side but I don't know which one is his... also is my view any different than other peoples? because I get a little tiny blue dot under the sponsors.... you have to...

Ok, so this may be a stupid question... but where is his banner? What business is his? I can see several sponsors on the left hand side but I don't know which one is his... also is my view any different than other peoples? because I get a little tiny blue dot under the sponsors.... you have to...

MRSA is just a staph infection that is resistant to certain types of antibiotics. It is one of those bugs that they have to be careful of so you will see the doctors and hospitals follow "gowning and masking" procedures because they have to. But as far as CF goes, it's somewhat common to have...

MRSA is just a staph infection that is resistant to certain types of antibiotics. It is one of those bugs that they have to be careful of so you will see the doctors and hospitals follow "gowning and masking" procedures because they have to. But as far as CF goes, it's somewhat common to have...

MRSA is just a staph infection that is resistant to certain types of antibiotics. It is one of those bugs that they have to be careful of so you will see the doctors and hospitals follow "gowning and masking" procedures because they have to. But as far as CF goes, it's somewhat common to have...

MRSA is just a staph infection that is resistant to certain types of antibiotics. It is one of those bugs that they have to be careful of so you will see the doctors and hospitals follow "gowning and masking" procedures because they have to. But as far as CF goes, it's somewhat common to have...

MRSA is just a staph infection that is resistant to certain types of antibiotics. It is one of those bugs that they have to be careful of so you will see the doctors and hospitals follow "gowning and masking" procedures because they have to. But as far as CF goes, it's somewhat common to have...