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Which is worse?
Recently, the CF doctor diagnosed me with having Staphylococcus, although the levels are low. She said that the environment is not yet suitible for hosting Pseudomonas but that could change. Are both bacteria basically the same or is one worse than the other? Randford, 44/CF/Osteo -
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The Future
I'm 44. I was diagnosed last year. The symptoms are mild but I was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. I've had some respitory reactions to what I used to consider mild issues like reaction to chemicals and pets. The doctor even found that my testosterone levels are so abnormally low, they're... -
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The Future
I'm 44. I was diagnosed last year. The symptoms are mild but I was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. I've had some respitory reactions to what I used to consider mild issues like reaction to chemicals and pets. The doctor even found that my testosterone levels are so abnormally low, they're... -
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The Future
I'm 44. I was diagnosed last year. The symptoms are mild but I was recently diagnosed with osteoporosis. I've had some respitory reactions to what I used to consider mild issues like reaction to chemicals and pets. The doctor even found that my testosterone levels are so abnormally low, they're... -
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why live?
cfboy--DON'T YOU GIVE UP! I'm 44 years old with CF. I know there are varying degrees of the disease. But don't give up. You have family fighting for you everyday. YOU have plenty to offer. There is more love around you could possibly know. There are always new medication and breakthoughs. I...- randford
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- Forum: Teenagers and Young People
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why live?
cfboy--DON'T YOU GIVE UP! I'm 44 years old with CF. I know there are varying degrees of the disease. But don't give up. You have family fighting for you everyday. YOU have plenty to offer. There is more love around you could possibly know. There are always new medication and breakthoughs. I...- randford
- Post #194
- Forum: Teenagers and Young People
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why live?
cfboy--DON'T YOU GIVE UP! I'm 44 years old with CF. I know there are varying degrees of the disease. But don't give up. You have family fighting for you everyday. YOU have plenty to offer. There is more love around you could possibly know. There are always new medication and breakthoughs. I...- randford
- Post #195
- Forum: Teenagers and Young People
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Diagnosed later in life?
I was diagnosed at 43. I'm now 44. I guess I'm the old guy on the block. I read that the oldest on the discussion board is mid-50's is that true? -
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Diagnosed later in life?
I was diagnosed at 43. I'm now 44. I guess I'm the old guy on the block. I read that the oldest on the discussion board is mid-50's is that true? -
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Diagnosed later in life?
I was diagnosed at 43. I'm now 44. I guess I'm the old guy on the block. I read that the oldest on the discussion board is mid-50's is that true? -
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Diagnosed later in life?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>RiRi</b></i> Who here was diagnosed as an adult with CF? If you don't mind sharing what age?</end quote></div> -
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Diagnosed later in life?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>RiRi</b></i> Who here was diagnosed as an adult with CF? If you don't mind sharing what age?</end quote></div> -
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Diagnosed later in life?
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>RiRi</b></i> Who here was diagnosed as an adult with CF? If you don't mind sharing what age?</end quote></div>