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Jen is in surgery for her TX. She went in around 7:30pm. I posted in the blog if you'd like to read more. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.com/categories.cfm?catid=3253">http://blogs.cysticfibrosis.co...egories.cfm?catid=3253</a>

Jen is currently in surgery, she went in around 7:30pm. This is her boyfriend, Cameron. I posted in her blog if you want to read more. Here's a link - <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Jen is currently in surgery, she went in around 7:30pm. This is her boyfriend, Cameron. I posted in her blog if you want to read more. Here's a link - <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Jen is currently in surgery, she went in around 7:30pm. This is her boyfriend, Cameron. I posted in her blog if you want to read more. Here's a link - <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Jen is currently in surgery, she went in around 7:30pm. This is her boyfriend, Cameron. I posted in her blog if you want to read more. Here's a link - <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

Jen is currently in surgery, she went in around 7:30pm. This is her boyfriend, Cameron. I posted in her blog if you want to read more. Here's a link - <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...

I would bring just the basic hospital survival gear: Comfy PJs, your own pillow, a good movie, and maybe her favorite snack. Just in case she's up for it after she's allowed to eat again. That should at least make things tolerable until you guys get home <img...

I would bring just the basic hospital survival gear: Comfy PJs, your own pillow, a good movie, and maybe her favorite snack. Just in case she's up for it after she's allowed to eat again. That should at least make things tolerable until you guys get home <img...

I would bring just the basic hospital survival gear: Comfy PJs, your own pillow, a good movie, and maybe her favorite snack. Just in case she's up for it after she's allowed to eat again. That should at least make things tolerable until you guys get home <img...

I would bring just the basic hospital survival gear: Comfy PJs, your own pillow, a good movie, and maybe her favorite snack. Just in case she's up for it after she's allowed to eat again. That should at least make things tolerable until you guys get home <img...

I would bring just the basic hospital survival gear: Comfy PJs, your own pillow, a good movie, and maybe her favorite snack. Just in case she's up for it after she's allowed to eat again. That should at least make things tolerable until you guys get home <img...

The route I normally go is antibiotics and extra vitamin K. My doctor sees it as a sign that something is brewing down there and getting out of hand. I can typically get away with a phone call, but if it's more than a few tablespoons of blood I'm going to the ER. If he can't decide how much...

The route I normally go is antibiotics and extra vitamin K. My doctor sees it as a sign that something is brewing down there and getting out of hand. I can typically get away with a phone call, but if it's more than a few tablespoons of blood I'm going to the ER. If he can't decide how much...

The route I normally go is antibiotics and extra vitamin K. My doctor sees it as a sign that something is brewing down there and getting out of hand. I can typically get away with a phone call, but if it's more than a few tablespoons of blood I'm going to the ER. If he can't decide how much...

The route I normally go is antibiotics and extra vitamin K. My doctor sees it as a sign that something is brewing down there and getting out of hand. I can typically get away with a phone call, but if it's more than a few tablespoons of blood I'm going to the ER. If he can't decide how much...

The route I normally go is antibiotics and extra vitamin K. My doctor sees it as a sign that something is brewing down there and getting out of hand. I can typically get away with a phone call, but if it's more than a few tablespoons of blood I'm going to the ER. If he can't decide how much...

I'm still pre-tx, but figured I could throw in a few ideas. I know when I'm on certain meds (especially antibiotics) that I spot during the entire duration of that med. It often throws my cycles off and such. Using that line of thinking, maybe it's one of the drugs like the maintenance...

I'm still pre-tx, but figured I could throw in a few ideas. I know when I'm on certain meds (especially antibiotics) that I spot during the entire duration of that med. It often throws my cycles off and such. Using that line of thinking, maybe it's one of the drugs like the maintenance...

I'm still pre-tx, but figured I could throw in a few ideas. I know when I'm on certain meds (especially antibiotics) that I spot during the entire duration of that med. It often throws my cycles off and such. Using that line of thinking, maybe it's one of the drugs like the maintenance...

I'm still pre-tx, but figured I could throw in a few ideas. I know when I'm on certain meds (especially antibiotics) that I spot during the entire duration of that med. It often throws my cycles off and such. Using that line of thinking, maybe it's one of the drugs like the maintenance...