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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Mommy2Alysa</b></i> So you think that if we fix the mould issue (either by removing ALL of it, impossible I know, or by moving out of the house) her "asthma" could go away also? <b>This is precisely how I feel. Even if it is not...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Mommy2Alysa</b></i> So you think that if we fix the mould issue (either by removing ALL of it, impossible I know, or by moving out of the house) her "asthma" could go away also? <b>This is precisely how I feel. Even if it is not...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Mommy2Alysa</b></i> So you think that if we fix the mould issue (either by removing ALL of it, impossible I know, or by moving out of the house) her "asthma" could go away also? <b>This is precisely how I feel. Even if it is not...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Mommy2Alysa</b></i> So you think that if we fix the mould issue (either by removing ALL of it, impossible I know, or by moving out of the house) her "asthma" could go away also? <b>This is precisely how I feel. Even if it is not...

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

I wonder if anyone has ever checked breastmilk of someone who is pancreatic insufficient to see if it is different than someone iwth cf who is pancreatic sufficient compared to 'normal'? does anyone know?

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

very osrry to hear this. I know it is the pits. The only consolation I can think of is that your anger can help get you through this for a short while. We are listening.

I too am breastfeeding, my daughter is 5.5 months. I can see where a typical cf'er will have a hard time keeping weight on as I never have easily lost weight and it is falling off now but I agree if I you are really committed to working on your diet and calories you can do it. I think...

I too am breastfeeding, my daughter is 5.5 months. I can see where a typical cf'er will have a hard time keeping weight on as I never have easily lost weight and it is falling off now but I agree if I you are really committed to working on your diet and calories you can do it. I think...

I too am breastfeeding, my daughter is 5.5 months. I can see where a typical cf'er will have a hard time keeping weight on as I never have easily lost weight and it is falling off now but I agree if I you are really committed to working on your diet and calories you can do it. I think...

I too am breastfeeding, my daughter is 5.5 months. I can see where a typical cf'er will have a hard time keeping weight on as I never have easily lost weight and it is falling off now but I agree if I you are really committed to working on your diet and calories you can do it. I think...