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You might also try a physical therapy practice with orthopedic skills. Go to <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.apta.org">Find a therapist</a> and click on find a therapist link. Follow the routine and then look for a PT with an OCS or SCS after their name. You may...

No one said they have pain with it. You may have a costo-chondral 1st (maybe second) rib subluxing and spontaneously reducing at the sternal junction. It could also be your S/C (sternal clavicular joint popping because most people have a cartilaginous disc in that joint. Eventually it "wears...

No one said they have pain with it. You may have a costo-chondral 1st (maybe second) rib subluxing and spontaneously reducing at the sternal junction. It could also be your S/C (sternal clavicular joint popping because most people have a cartilaginous disc in that joint. Eventually it "wears...

No one said they have pain with it. You may have a costo-chondral 1st (maybe second) rib subluxing and spontaneously reducing at the sternal junction. It could also be your S/C (sternal clavicular joint popping because most people have a cartilaginous disc in that joint. Eventually it "wears...

Maybe its some other organic mass not malignant. You no doubt know how you fit in to the risk factor category. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/colon-cancer/DS00035/DSECTION=risk-factors">Risk Factors</a> and <a target=_blank...

Maybe its some other organic mass not malignant. You no doubt know how you fit in to the risk factor category. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/colon-cancer/DS00035/DSECTION=risk-factors">Risk Factors</a> and <a target=_blank...

Maybe its some other organic mass not malignant. You no doubt know how you fit in to the risk factor category. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/colon-cancer/DS00035/DSECTION=risk-factors">Risk Factors</a> and <a target=_blank...

Sleepiness can be a defense mechanism for coping. It may not seem logical but we are evolutionary beings and something like sleep may fit a brain logic for avoiding "something". It works something like procrastination. Anyway,I think "psychoactive" approaches are especially valid in today's fast...

Sleepiness can be a defense mechanism for coping. It may not seem logical but we are evolutionary beings and something like sleep may fit a brain logic for avoiding "something". It works something like procrastination. Anyway,I think "psychoactive" approaches are especially valid in today's fast...

Sleepiness can be a defense mechanism for coping. It may not seem logical but we are evolutionary beings and something like sleep may fit a brain logic for avoiding "something". It works something like procrastination. Anyway,I think "psychoactive" approaches are especially valid in today's fast...

What a great birthday present! May there be many more.

What a great birthday present! May there be many more.

What a great birthday present! May there be many more. <br />

That is pretty cool because with logical precautions, you will be cultivating a company wide awareness of proactivity keeping you both out of harms way and maybe the employees will run an annual fund raiser for cf awareness and research. Maybe cf will find a comfort zone work force for esprit...

That is pretty cool because with logical precautions, you will be cultivating a company wide awareness of proactivity keeping you both out of harms way and maybe the employees will run an annual fund raiser for cf awareness and research. Maybe cf will find a comfort zone work force for esprit...

That is pretty cool because with logical precautions, you will be cultivating a company wide awareness of proactivity keeping you both out of harms way and maybe the employees will run an annual fund raiser for cf awareness and research. Maybe cf will find a comfort zone work force for esprit...

An article came out under the Health section on the 16tlh. I couldn't get it to link so go to www.nytimes.com. Very readable article and affirming the gift of life. Notice Valerie VanderVort is the first mentioned recipient, has cf and received lungs and truly made good.

An article came out under the Health section on the 16tlh. I couldn't get it to link so go to www.nytimes.com. Very readable article and affirming the gift of life. Notice Valerie VanderVort is the first mentioned recipient, has cf and received lungs and truly made good.

An article came out under the Health section on the 16tlh. I couldn't get it to link so go to www.nytimes.com. Very readable article and affirming the gift of life. Notice Valerie VanderVort is the first mentioned recipient, has cf and received lungs and truly made good.

How interesting.... "handwriting". Holy cow. Handwriting in the 21st century. Didn't know that was acceptable LOL. Of course spell check doesn't always get it right either. Anyway it's serious to know the mutations. Good luck. This will always be the place to ask. Blessings! Peter