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I certainly can't speak for everyone, but in my observations, it seems that people with only one DF508 (or two different mutations, not to include the DF508) have less severe CF. I know some will jump all over that and yell about how every patient is different and you can't generalize and I...

I certainly can't speak for everyone, but in my observations, it seems that people with only one DF508 (or two different mutations, not to include the DF508) have less severe CF. I know some will jump all over that and yell about how every patient is different and you can't generalize and I...

I certainly can't speak for everyone, but in my observations, it seems that people with only one DF508 (or two different mutations, not to include the DF508) have less severe CF. I know some will jump all over that and yell about how every patient is different and you can't generalize and I...

I certainly can't speak for everyone, but in my observations, it seems that people with only one DF508 (or two different mutations, not to include the DF508) have less severe CF. I know some will jump all over that and yell about how every patient is different and you can't generalize and I...

I certainly can't speak for everyone, but in my observations, it seems that people with only one DF508 (or two different mutations, not to include the DF508) have less severe CF. I know some will jump all over that and yell about how every patient is different and you can't generalize and I...

So far, GHPP has not covered the co-pays imposed on me by my primary insurance (through employer). But GHPP HAS paid for my supplements (Boost +), which any other insurance would deny, and GHPP has paid for me to see a therapist - trick with that is finding a therapist who takes GHPP, lol. I've...

So far, GHPP has not covered the co-pays imposed on me by my primary insurance (through employer). But GHPP HAS paid for my supplements (Boost +), which any other insurance would deny, and GHPP has paid for me to see a therapist - trick with that is finding a therapist who takes GHPP, lol. I've...

So far, GHPP has not covered the co-pays imposed on me by my primary insurance (through employer). But GHPP HAS paid for my supplements (Boost +), which any other insurance would deny, and GHPP has paid for me to see a therapist - trick with that is finding a therapist who takes GHPP, lol. I've...

So far, GHPP has not covered the co-pays imposed on me by my primary insurance (through employer). But GHPP HAS paid for my supplements (Boost +), which any other insurance would deny, and GHPP has paid for me to see a therapist - trick with that is finding a therapist who takes GHPP, lol. I've...

So far, GHPP has not covered the co-pays imposed on me by my primary insurance (through employer). But GHPP HAS paid for my supplements (Boost +), which any other insurance would deny, and GHPP has paid for me to see a therapist - trick with that is finding a therapist who takes GHPP, lol. I've...

Lance - off topic, but your post reminded me... If you're still thinking about heading west (like to California), the process for getting on CA's State-funded insurance program for people with CF and other genetic diseases has gone very smoothly for us. They cover everything my...

Lance - off topic, but your post reminded me... If you're still thinking about heading west (like to California), the process for getting on CA's State-funded insurance program for people with CF and other genetic diseases has gone very smoothly for us. They cover everything my...

Lance - off topic, but your post reminded me... If you're still thinking about heading west (like to California), the process for getting on CA's State-funded insurance program for people with CF and other genetic diseases has gone very smoothly for us. They cover everything my...

Lance - off topic, but your post reminded me... If you're still thinking about heading west (like to California), the process for getting on CA's State-funded insurance program for people with CF and other genetic diseases has gone very smoothly for us. They cover everything my...

Lance - off topic, but your post reminded me... <br /> <br />If you're still thinking about heading west (like to California), the process for getting on CA's State-funded insurance program for people with CF and other genetic diseases has gone very smoothly for us. They cover everything my...

Question: if you can work enough to earn that one extra credit, won't they see that as you being able to work and therefore deny you SSDI on that basis? How do babies and children who are disabled qualify for SSDI? They obviously have never worked - is it based on their parent's work history...

Question: if you can work enough to earn that one extra credit, won't they see that as you being able to work and therefore deny you SSDI on that basis? How do babies and children who are disabled qualify for SSDI? They obviously have never worked - is it based on their parent's work history...

Question: if you can work enough to earn that one extra credit, won't they see that as you being able to work and therefore deny you SSDI on that basis? How do babies and children who are disabled qualify for SSDI? They obviously have never worked - is it based on their parent's work history...

Question: if you can work enough to earn that one extra credit, won't they see that as you being able to work and therefore deny you SSDI on that basis? How do babies and children who are disabled qualify for SSDI? They obviously have never worked - is it based on their parent's work history...

Question: if you can work enough to earn that one extra credit, won't they see that as you being able to work and therefore deny you SSDI on that basis? How do babies and children who are disabled qualify for SSDI? They obviously have never worked - is it based on their parent's work history...