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i am an attorney, which means that i did 7 years of higher education (4 years undergrad, 3 years law school). not everyone can/wants to do that, however, so you shouldn't just assume that all "good" jobs require grad degrees. honestly, as tesorotiffa mentioned, college is REALLY helpful. if not...

i am an attorney, which means that i did 7 years of higher education (4 years undergrad, 3 years law school). not everyone can/wants to do that, however, so you shouldn't just assume that all "good" jobs require grad degrees. <br /> <br />honestly, as tesorotiffa mentioned, college is REALLY...

columbia university law school in new york city. i came here from emory university in atlanta where i was an english/women's studies major with a minor in history. graduated in 2007 and loved it so much i never left! tips: -study HARD for the LSAT -- it matters! -apply to a wide range of...

columbia university law school in new york city. i came here from emory university in atlanta where i was an english/women's studies major with a minor in history. graduated in 2007 and loved it so much i never left! tips: -study HARD for the LSAT -- it matters! -apply to a wide range of...

columbia university law school in new york city. i came here from emory university in atlanta where i was an english/women's studies major with a minor in history. graduated in 2007 and loved it so much i never left! <br /> <br />tips: <br />-study HARD for the LSAT -- it matters! <br />-apply...

denise, the docs are aware of the change, so it'll be fine. the only annoying thing is that the machine will be different than your CF doc's (not sure if you use dimango?) - so your score can go up and down and all around in between tx clinic days. crazy system. they should just go by the actual...

denise, the docs are aware of the change, so it'll be fine. the only annoying thing is that the machine will be different than your CF doc's (not sure if you use dimango?) - so your score can go up and down and all around in between tx clinic days. crazy system. they should just go by the actual...

denise, the docs are aware of the change, so it'll be fine. the only annoying thing is that the machine will be different than your CF doc's (not sure if you use dimango?) - so your score can go up and down and all around in between tx clinic days. crazy system. they should just go by the actual...

i use opsite all the time. i really like it. the thing about opsite is that it breathes better and is gentler on the skin. i have mild allergies, but can still handle tegaderm if forced - i just really prefer opsite. my skin isn't all red and angry when they peel it off, and it's easier for me...

i use opsite all the time. i really like it. the thing about opsite is that it breathes better and is gentler on the skin. i have mild allergies, but can still handle tegaderm if forced - i just really prefer opsite. my skin isn't all red and angry when they peel it off, and it's easier for me...

i use opsite all the time. i really like it. <br /> <br />the thing about opsite is that it breathes better and is gentler on the skin. i have mild allergies, but can still handle tegaderm if forced - i just really prefer opsite. my skin isn't all red and angry when they peel it off, and it's...

hahaha. not laughing at you, i just love this thread. i went in LAST tuesday (note: can we get lederer and wilt to get with the program and schedule us on the same week, please?), and get this: my FEV was within 1 point. seriously. it went from 82 to 81. what the heck?! gary was stunned...

hahaha. not laughing at you, i just love this thread. i went in LAST tuesday (note: can we get lederer and wilt to get with the program and schedule us on the same week, please?), and get this: my FEV was within 1 point. seriously. it went from 82 to 81. what the heck?! gary was stunned...

hahaha. not laughing at you, i just love this thread. <br /> <br />i went in LAST tuesday (note: can we get lederer and wilt to get with the program and schedule us on the same week, please?), and get this: my FEV was within 1 point. seriously. it went from 82 to 81. what the heck?! gary was...

sure! i'm a lawyer, and when i was actively listed for transplant i was still working full time at a major wall street law firm. i did take disability to wait for lungs and get the transplant, and i'm still not sure when (or if) i'll go back to my former job -- but i know i want to go back and...

sure! i'm a lawyer, and when i was actively listed for transplant i was still working full time at a major wall street law firm. i did take disability to wait for lungs and get the transplant, and i'm still not sure when (or if) i'll go back to my former job -- but i know i want to go back and...

sure! i'm a lawyer, and when i was actively listed for transplant i was still working full time at a major wall street law firm. i did take disability to wait for lungs and get the transplant, and i'm still not sure when (or if) i'll go back to my former job -- but i know i want to go back and...

i wasn't in a ton of pain per se, though i was uncomfortable (largely due to being confined in bed since they couldn't move me out of the icu right away and at my center you don't walk until you get on the regular floor). i knew i needed a pain med more because i felt my chest get really "tight"...

i wasn't in a ton of pain per se, though i was uncomfortable (largely due to being confined in bed since they couldn't move me out of the icu right away and at my center you don't walk until you get on the regular floor). i knew i needed a pain med more because i felt my chest get really "tight"...

i wasn't in a ton of pain per se, though i was uncomfortable (largely due to being confined in bed since they couldn't move me out of the icu right away and at my center you don't walk until you get on the regular floor). i knew i needed a pain med more because i felt my chest get really "tight"...