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Being admitted sucks, no doubt about it. And I know hospitals have a nasty reputation of being yucky germ havens (and the rep. is not unwarranted). But I have to say, before I became a member of this site, I had no idea how paranoid I was <i>supposed</i> to be; I had been in lockup plenty of...

Being admitted sucks, no doubt about it. And I know hospitals have a nasty reputation of being yucky germ havens (and the rep. is not unwarranted). But I have to say, before I became a member of this site, I had no idea how paranoid I was <i>supposed</i> to be; I had been in lockup plenty of...

Being admitted sucks, no doubt about it. And I know hospitals have a nasty reputation of being yucky germ havens (and the rep. is not unwarranted). But I have to say, before I became a member of this site, I had no idea how paranoid I was <i>supposed</i> to be; I had been in lockup plenty of...

Being admitted sucks, no doubt about it. And I know hospitals have a nasty reputation of being yucky germ havens (and the rep. is not unwarranted). But I have to say, before I became a member of this site, I had no idea how paranoid I was <i>supposed</i> to be; I had been in lockup plenty of...

Being admitted sucks, no doubt about it. And I know hospitals have a nasty reputation of being yucky germ havens (and the rep. is not unwarranted). But I have to say, before I became a member of this site, I had no idea how paranoid I was <i>supposed</i> to be; I had been in lockup plenty of...

In my opinion, the proven emotional benefits of pet ownership far outweigh any <i>potential</i> physical repercussions of doing so. The love of a pet is unconditional and, particularly for those of us living with chronic illness, feeling that you will be loved no matter what is more powerful...

In my opinion, the proven emotional benefits of pet ownership far outweigh any <i>potential</i> physical repercussions of doing so. The love of a pet is unconditional and, particularly for those of us living with chronic illness, feeling that you will be loved no matter what is more powerful...

In my opinion, the proven emotional benefits of pet ownership far outweigh any <i>potential</i> physical repercussions of doing so. The love of a pet is unconditional and, particularly for those of us living with chronic illness, feeling that you will be loved no matter what is more powerful...

In my opinion, the proven emotional benefits of pet ownership far outweigh any <i>potential</i> physical repercussions of doing so. The love of a pet is unconditional and, particularly for those of us living with chronic illness, feeling that you will be loved no matter what is more powerful...

In my opinion, the proven emotional benefits of pet ownership far outweigh any <i>potential</i> physical repercussions of doing so. The love of a pet is unconditional and, particularly for those of us living with chronic illness, feeling that you will be loved no matter what is more powerful...

Is there any way you can do your current job from home, at least partially? Aside from whether or not your employer would 'let' you do it, could you manage the workload and type of work from a home-based environment and still be able to provide the care your daughter needs? If so, there are laws...

Is there any way you can do your current job from home, at least partially? Aside from whether or not your employer would 'let' you do it, could you manage the workload and type of work from a home-based environment and still be able to provide the care your daughter needs? If so, there are laws...

Is there any way you can do your current job from home, at least partially? Aside from whether or not your employer would 'let' you do it, could you manage the workload and type of work from a home-based environment and still be able to provide the care your daughter needs? If so, there are laws...

Is there any way you can do your current job from home, at least partially? Aside from whether or not your employer would 'let' you do it, could you manage the workload and type of work from a home-based environment and still be able to provide the care your daughter needs? If so, there are laws...

Is there any way you can do your current job from home, at least partially? Aside from whether or not your employer would 'let' you do it, could you manage the workload and type of work from a home-based environment and still be able to provide the care your daughter needs? If so, there are laws...

When Medicare was my primary, I got denied albuterol and that was awhile ago (so not even due to these recent changes you're encountering). How anyone with CF can live WITHOUT albuterol/xoponex is beyond me. The pharmacy had to put in some code for asthma in order for me to get it covered...

When Medicare was my primary, I got denied albuterol and that was awhile ago (so not even due to these recent changes you're encountering). How anyone with CF can live WITHOUT albuterol/xoponex is beyond me. The pharmacy had to put in some code for asthma in order for me to get it covered...

When Medicare was my primary, I got denied albuterol and that was awhile ago (so not even due to these recent changes you're encountering). How anyone with CF can live WITHOUT albuterol/xoponex is beyond me. The pharmacy had to put in some code for asthma in order for me to get it covered...

When Medicare was my primary, I got denied albuterol and that was awhile ago (so not even due to these recent changes you're encountering). How anyone with CF can live WITHOUT albuterol/xoponex is beyond me. The pharmacy had to put in some code for asthma in order for me to get it covered...

When Medicare was my primary, I got denied albuterol and that was awhile ago (so not even due to these recent changes you're encountering). How anyone with CF can live WITHOUT albuterol/xoponex is beyond me. The pharmacy had to put in some code for asthma in order for me to get it covered...