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<img src="i/expressions/devil.gif" border="0"> I'm From Oregon, USA and im 43 and still kickin'

<img src="i/expressions/devil.gif" border="0"> I'm From Oregon, USA and im 43 and still kickin'

<img src="i/expressions/devil.gif" border="0"> I'm From Oregon, USA and im 43 and still kickin'

Hey man, The first thing you need to do is see that theropist. Then , if you don't know how yet , learn how to control your diabetis. You can have a meaningful life, I did it . I even got merried. I know how you feel having to depend on your parents. When I was abble to get every thing to...

Ports are the greatest thing. ive had five of them and if I still needed alot of IVs I would get another one. My veins are so shot I have a real bad time even getting labs done. So go for it

Hello My life as a teen was very sad and full of death, I'm sorry to say but it needs to be said. watching all the friends that I made in the hospital die of the same thing I have, girl friends etc. I was the one in my family who had to stop life support for my brother because no one else...

Everone is different, some people don't even get diagnosed until late in life and had a regular life. Some are bad right at birth. My brother was very sick all his life and still lived to late 30s. Me I was healthy all the way up to my 20s and then declined fairly fast. When I was 38 my PFTs...

I have a son, and I know of at least 5 more males with CF who have children<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

Hi Salina I'm on SSI and have been since '86 . I got married in '90 and they didn't take mine away. In fact you should qualify for Medicare A and B. And if your soon to bee Husband has insurance coverage it should pick you up. You should give them a call and find out what will happen if you...

I don't know about all this stuff, but I really don't think Stem cell Tech. is going to help,much with CF. I think Gene replacement is our best bet. Also there is no such thing as GOOD CF GENES. Just my thaught

Hello again, I had my TX done at University of Washington Med. Center

I'd be glad to help you out in anyway possible. My name is Mark I'm 40 w/CF

before my tx my PFTs were 18%, now they are 98%. it's awsome

<img src="i/expressions/heart.gif" border="0"> It sure does. it feels like i was reborn.

I feel it's ok in moderation as long as you drink plenty of water in between

My name is Mark I'm 40 and 1 yr. post bilateral TX. I'm new to this site and always interested in talking to new people<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">

<blockquote>Quote<br><hr><i>Originally posted by: <b>MarkR</b></i><br>I think that you really need to talk to your doctor. He can help manage your anxiety. It's not good for you to keep this bottled up. not only menaly but health wise you really need help. I was depressed for a long time, and...

I think that you really need to talk to your doctor. He can help manage your anxiety. It's not good for you to keep this bottled up. not menaly but health wise you really need help. I was depressed for a long time, and it got dangerous for me

If anyone wants to talk I'm in the chatroom

I was diagnosed at birth, I'm now 40 . I've been through just about everything there is. and still kickin<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif" border="0">