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I say you already know from listening to your body that it is 'not right'. I dont have a set period of time, I listen to what my body is telling me. Normally antibiotics take about 3 days to 'kick in' a bit for me, if I continue to get worse after that I would definately go in. I look at it...

I say you already know from listening to your body that it is 'not right'. I dont have a set period of time, I listen to what my body is telling me. Normally antibiotics take about 3 days to 'kick in' a bit for me, if I continue to get worse after that I would definately go in. I look at it...

I say you already know from listening to your body that it is 'not right'. I dont have a set period of time, I listen to what my body is telling me. Normally antibiotics take about 3 days to 'kick in' a bit for me, if I continue to get worse after that I would definately go in. I look at it...

I say you already know from listening to your body that it is 'not right'. I dont have a set period of time, I listen to what my body is telling me. Normally antibiotics take about 3 days to 'kick in' a bit for me, if I continue to get worse after that I would definately go in. I look at it...

I say you already know from listening to your body that it is 'not right'. I dont have a set period of time, I listen to what my body is telling me. Normally antibiotics take about 3 days to 'kick in' a bit for me, if I continue to get worse after that I would definately go in. I look at it...

Jina-look at some of the companies and see if they have a low income provision or soemthing to help get them at lower cost. Or take out a loan and use it for the meds then pay back loan at tax season, just an idea. Previously when my husband and I had to pay 3000 up front for meds we would...

Jina-look at some of the companies and see if they have a low income provision or soemthing to help get them at lower cost. Or take out a loan and use it for the meds then pay back loan at tax season, just an idea. Previously when my husband and I had to pay 3000 up front for meds we would...

Jina-look at some of the companies and see if they have a low income provision or soemthing to help get them at lower cost. Or take out a loan and use it for the meds then pay back loan at tax season, just an idea. Previously when my husband and I had to pay 3000 up front for meds we would...

Jina-look at some of the companies and see if they have a low income provision or soemthing to help get them at lower cost. Or take out a loan and use it for the meds then pay back loan at tax season, just an idea. Previously when my husband and I had to pay 3000 up front for meds we would...

Jina-look at some of the companies and see if they have a low income provision or soemthing to help get them at lower cost. Or take out a loan and use it for the meds then pay back loan at tax season, just an idea. Previously when my husband and I had to pay 3000 up front for meds we would...

didn't have my membranes stripped today Bonnie-thanks <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">, thats really sweet. I still consider myself lucky in the scheme of things <img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0"> and have learned to focus on the bright side of not being...

didn't have my membranes stripped today Bonnie-thanks <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">, thats really sweet. I still consider myself lucky in the scheme of things <img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0"> and have learned to focus on the bright side of not being...

didn't have my membranes stripped today Bonnie-thanks <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">, thats really sweet. I still consider myself lucky in the scheme of things <img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0"> and have learned to focus on the bright side of not being...

didn't have my membranes stripped today Bonnie-thanks <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">, thats really sweet. I still consider myself lucky in the scheme of things <img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0"> and have learned to focus on the bright side of not being...

didn't have my membranes stripped today Bonnie-thanks <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">, thats really sweet. I still consider myself lucky in the scheme of things <img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0"> and have learned to focus on the bright side of not being...

I also have ABPA, have not cultured aspergillus, but I do test EXTREMELY allergic to it. When we found I had ABPA my IGE's were about 1400 if I remember right, I did a prednisone treatment for a # months. Past 4 years my ABPA has been in 'remission' so to speak with stable IGE's in the 3-500...

I also have ABPA, have not cultured aspergillus, but I do test EXTREMELY allergic to it. When we found I had ABPA my IGE's were about 1400 if I remember right, I did a prednisone treatment for a # months. Past 4 years my ABPA has been in 'remission' so to speak with stable IGE's in the 3-500...

I also have ABPA, have not cultured aspergillus, but I do test EXTREMELY allergic to it. When we found I had ABPA my IGE's were about 1400 if I remember right, I did a prednisone treatment for a # months. Past 4 years my ABPA has been in 'remission' so to speak with stable IGE's in the 3-500...

I also have ABPA, have not cultured aspergillus, but I do test EXTREMELY allergic to it. When we found I had ABPA my IGE's were about 1400 if I remember right, I did a prednisone treatment for a # months. Past 4 years my ABPA has been in 'remission' so to speak with stable IGE's in the 3-500...

I also have ABPA, have not cultured aspergillus, but I do test EXTREMELY allergic to it. When we found I had ABPA my IGE's were about 1400 if I remember right, I did a prednisone treatment for a # months. Past 4 years my ABPA has been in 'remission' so to speak with stable IGE's in the 3-500...