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Diane

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MicheleGazelle</b></i>

I don't think antibiotics really make you well. I think aggressive nutrition makes you well.

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Although i agree with this to a small point, it isnt entirely true for everyone. Some of us need more than good nutrition to get well(actually a lot of us do). All the good nutrition in the world wont help me out with my cepacia , only antibiotics can do that trick.
Antibiotics are a necessary evil in the fight against cf
 
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Diane

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MicheleGazelle</b></i>

I don't think antibiotics really make you well. I think aggressive nutrition makes you well.

.</end quote></div>

Although i agree with this to a small point, it isnt entirely true for everyone. Some of us need more than good nutrition to get well(actually a lot of us do). All the good nutrition in the world wont help me out with my cepacia , only antibiotics can do that trick.
Antibiotics are a necessary evil in the fight against cf
 
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Diane

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MicheleGazelle</b></i>

I don't think antibiotics really make you well. I think aggressive nutrition makes you well.

.</end quote></div>

Although i agree with this to a small point, it isnt entirely true for everyone. Some of us need more than good nutrition to get well(actually a lot of us do). All the good nutrition in the world wont help me out with my cepacia , only antibiotics can do that trick.
Antibiotics are a necessary evil in the fight against cf
 
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Diane

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MicheleGazelle</b></i>

I don't think antibiotics really make you well. I think aggressive nutrition makes you well.

.</end quote>

Although i agree with this to a small point, it isnt entirely true for everyone. Some of us need more than good nutrition to get well(actually a lot of us do). All the good nutrition in the world wont help me out with my cepacia , only antibiotics can do that trick.
Antibiotics are a necessary evil in the fight against cf
 
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Diane

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>MicheleGazelle</b></i>
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<br /> I don't think antibiotics really make you well. I think aggressive nutrition makes you well.
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<br />.</end quote>
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<br />Although i agree with this to a small point, it isnt entirely true for everyone. Some of us need more than good nutrition to get well(actually a lot of us do). All the good nutrition in the world wont help me out with my cepacia , only antibiotics can do that trick.
<br />Antibiotics are a necessary evil in the fight against cf
 
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Marjolein

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Sometimes when I was on IV's and when they would really start working my mucous would become really 'watery'. You could here it bubble in my lungs and it would fall out of a cup like water does when I did physio. It was laways scary cause lots and lots would come up and it would really feel like I was drowning.
It was a really big difference from the usual very sticky mucous

I have never had it happen without IV's or with certain types of food.
 
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Marjolein

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Sometimes when I was on IV's and when they would really start working my mucous would become really 'watery'. You could here it bubble in my lungs and it would fall out of a cup like water does when I did physio. It was laways scary cause lots and lots would come up and it would really feel like I was drowning.
It was a really big difference from the usual very sticky mucous

I have never had it happen without IV's or with certain types of food.
 
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Marjolein

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Sometimes when I was on IV's and when they would really start working my mucous would become really 'watery'. You could here it bubble in my lungs and it would fall out of a cup like water does when I did physio. It was laways scary cause lots and lots would come up and it would really feel like I was drowning.
It was a really big difference from the usual very sticky mucous

I have never had it happen without IV's or with certain types of food.
 
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Marjolein

New member
Sometimes when I was on IV's and when they would really start working my mucous would become really 'watery'. You could here it bubble in my lungs and it would fall out of a cup like water does when I did physio. It was laways scary cause lots and lots would come up and it would really feel like I was drowning.
It was a really big difference from the usual very sticky mucous

I have never had it happen without IV's or with certain types of food.
 
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Marjolein

New member
Sometimes when I was on IV's and when they would really start working my mucous would become really 'watery'. You could here it bubble in my lungs and it would fall out of a cup like water does when I did physio. It was laways scary cause lots and lots would come up and it would really feel like I was drowning.
<br />It was a really big difference from the usual very sticky mucous
<br />
<br />I have never had it happen without IV's or with certain types of food.
 
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dswilson67

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I called the hospital, and they are going to admit him as a peds, and then transition him while he's in the hospital. I think that would be a good way to do it.
 
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dswilson67

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I called the hospital, and they are going to admit him as a peds, and then transition him while he's in the hospital. I think that would be a good way to do it.
 
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dswilson67

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I called the hospital, and they are going to admit him as a peds, and then transition him while he's in the hospital. I think that would be a good way to do it.
 
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dswilson67

New member
I called the hospital, and they are going to admit him as a peds, and then transition him while he's in the hospital. I think that would be a good way to do it.
 
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dswilson67

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I called the hospital, and they are going to admit him as a peds, and then transition him while he's in the hospital. I think that would be a good way to do it.
 
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