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does anyone go to the cf center at deaconess in spokane? i am consider a move there, and want to know if it's a good center. specifically i'm curious about info on individual doctors, what the hospital rooms are like (is there internet possibilities if i bring my laptop?), are you stuck in...

does anyone go to the cf center at deaconess in spokane? i am consider a move there, and want to know if it's a good center. specifically i'm curious about info on individual doctors, what the hospital rooms are like (is there internet possibilities if i bring my laptop?), are you stuck in...

does anyone go to the cf center at deaconess in spokane? i am consider a move there, and want to know if it's a good center. specifically i'm curious about info on individual doctors, what the hospital rooms are like (is there internet possibilities if i bring my laptop?), are you stuck in...

does anyone go to the cf center at deaconess in spokane? i am consider a move there, and want to know if it's a good center. specifically i'm curious about info on individual doctors, what the hospital rooms are like (is there internet possibilities if i bring my laptop?), are you stuck in...

does anyone go to the cf center at deaconess in spokane? i am consider a move there, and want to know if it's a good center. specifically i'm curious about info on individual doctors, what the hospital rooms are like (is there internet possibilities if i bring my laptop?), are you stuck in...

Alyssa- Thanks so much, i'll have to ask my doc about it! <br><br> Salty and Sweet - A CF doctor from Harper Hospital in Detroit gave a speech on CF fertility once, and she spent an hour explaining why most CF men are infertile, and then spent 5 minutes saying "WOMEN! YOU CAN AND WILL GET...

Alyssa- Thanks so much, i'll have to ask my doc about it! <br><br> Salty and Sweet - A CF doctor from Harper Hospital in Detroit gave a speech on CF fertility once, and she spent an hour explaining why most CF men are infertile, and then spent 5 minutes saying "WOMEN! YOU CAN AND WILL GET...

Alyssa- Thanks so much, i'll have to ask my doc about it! <br><br> Salty and Sweet - A CF doctor from Harper Hospital in Detroit gave a speech on CF fertility once, and she spent an hour explaining why most CF men are infertile, and then spent 5 minutes saying "WOMEN! YOU CAN AND WILL GET...

Alyssa- Thanks so much, i'll have to ask my doc about it! <br><br> Salty and Sweet - A CF doctor from Harper Hospital in Detroit gave a speech on CF fertility once, and she spent an hour explaining why most CF men are infertile, and then spent 5 minutes saying "WOMEN! YOU CAN AND WILL GET...

Alyssa- Thanks so much, i'll have to ask my doc about it! <br><br> Salty and Sweet - A CF doctor from Harper Hospital in Detroit gave a speech on CF fertility once, and she spent an hour explaining why most CF men are infertile, and then spent 5 minutes saying "WOMEN! YOU CAN AND WILL GET...

"I'm glucose impaired so I'm cutting way down on sugars to help put off becoming cfrd" <br><br> I'm under the impression that diet (aka eating less sugar) has absolutely no impact on when or if you get CFRD. Maybe I'm misinformed? But I thought my docs had said it was just the inevitable...

"I'm glucose impaired so I'm cutting way down on sugars to help put off becoming cfrd" <br><br> I'm under the impression that diet (aka eating less sugar) has absolutely no impact on when or if you get CFRD. Maybe I'm misinformed? But I thought my docs had said it was just the inevitable...

"I'm glucose impaired so I'm cutting way down on sugars to help put off becoming cfrd" <br><br> I'm under the impression that diet (aka eating less sugar) has absolutely no impact on when or if you get CFRD. Maybe I'm misinformed? But I thought my docs had said it was just the inevitable...

"I'm glucose impaired so I'm cutting way down on sugars to help put off becoming cfrd" <br><br> I'm under the impression that diet (aka eating less sugar) has absolutely no impact on when or if you get CFRD. Maybe I'm misinformed? But I thought my docs had said it was just the inevitable...

"I'm glucose impaired so I'm cutting way down on sugars to help put off becoming cfrd" <br><br> I'm under the impression that diet (aka eating less sugar) has absolutely no impact on when or if you get CFRD. Maybe I'm misinformed? But I thought my docs had said it was just the inevitable...