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i would agree with most of what's been said above. i've changed a bit post-tx, but i think most (if not all) of it gas to do with either 1) being healthy and having energy to rediscover my personality, 2) medication, and 3) the experience of living through tx and recovery. personally i don't...

i would agree with most of what's been said above. i've changed a bit post-tx, but i think most (if not all) of it gas to do with either 1) being healthy and having energy to rediscover my personality, 2) medication, and 3) the experience of living through tx and recovery. personally i don't...

i would agree with most of what's been said above. i've changed a bit post-tx, but i think most (if not all) of it gas to do with either 1) being healthy and having energy to rediscover my personality, 2) medication, and 3) the experience of living through tx and recovery. <br /> <br...

somer love has one. check out her blog and get in touch with her: lovetobreath.blogspot.com

somer love has one. check out her blog and get in touch with her: lovetobreath.blogspot.com

somer love has one. check out her blog and get in touch with her: <br /> <br />lovetobreath.blogspot.com

they used mine for research. i asked my CF doc in advance to take pictures for me. when she went to examine them after they were removed. she did, and brought them to me, so i have a bunch of color photos that she blew up to big size. weird. but even stranger was the fact that my left lung was...

they used mine for research. i asked my CF doc in advance to take pictures for me. when she went to examine them after they were removed. she did, and brought them to me, so i have a bunch of color photos that she blew up to big size. weird. but even stranger was the fact that my left lung was...

they used mine for research. i asked my CF doc in advance to take pictures for me. when she went to examine them after they were removed. she did, and brought them to me, so i have a bunch of color photos that she blew up to big size. weird. but even stranger was the fact that my left lung was...

hahaha. don't get me wrong, my dear, i love our country -- but america gets the credit for your insulin decrease because...? i would be saying God Bless My Pancreas! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> that said, yay!! so super happy for you. i'm on 20 mgs now and...

hahaha. don't get me wrong, my dear, i love our country -- but america gets the credit for your insulin decrease because...? i would be saying God Bless My Pancreas! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> that said, yay!! so super happy for you. i'm on 20 mgs now and...

hahaha. don't get me wrong, my dear, i love our country -- but america gets the credit for your insulin decrease because...? i would be saying God Bless My Pancreas! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> <br /> <br />that said, yay!! so super happy for you. i'm on 20 mgs...

thrilled to read it, grace! recovery can be tough but it is 100% worth every second!

thrilled to read it, grace! recovery can be tough but it is 100% worth every second!

thrilled to read it, grace! recovery can be tough but it is 100% worth every second!

i chose my center b/c i'm lucky enough to live in a city with a world-renowned lung tx program, which also happens to be at the same hospital as my CF team. i really wanted continuity of care b/c i knew i would feel somewhat scared and "lost" anyway after tx, and i just liked the idea of...

i chose my center b/c i'm lucky enough to live in a city with a world-renowned lung tx program, which also happens to be at the same hospital as my CF team. i really wanted continuity of care b/c i knew i would feel somewhat scared and "lost" anyway after tx, and i just liked the idea of...

i chose my center b/c i'm lucky enough to live in a city with a world-renowned lung tx program, which also happens to be at the same hospital as my CF team. i really wanted continuity of care b/c i knew i would feel somewhat scared and "lost" anyway after tx, and i just liked the idea of...

hi there, i was evaluated in the 40s like patti, although by the time i actually had my eval i think my pfts were like 39%. but i also had some unique factors: i was on ivs more than 6 times a year, was hypercompliant with treatments and still losing FEV1, and i had some very resistant bugs. so...

hi there, i was evaluated in the 40s like patti, although by the time i actually had my eval i think my pfts were like 39%. but i also had some unique factors: i was on ivs more than 6 times a year, was hypercompliant with treatments and still losing FEV1, and i had some very resistant bugs. so...