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Wow, this is an eye opener to me. I have had problems with this since I was about 9...that I can actually remember. I am now 35. It went through phases for a long time where it wouldnt bother me at all. It started back again my senior year in high school. I was out for a week...I got so...

I am 35 and I get the flu shot every year and have as long as I possibly can remember. I used to get my daughter the shot when she was younger, however, I have not in the last few years. I guess I really should....she's 10 and around others all day. My husband has never received one that I...

I am 35 and I get the flu shot every year and have as long as I possibly can remember. I used to get my daughter the shot when she was younger, however, I have not in the last few years. I guess I really should....she's 10 and around others all day. My husband has never received one that I...

I am 35 and I get the flu shot every year and have as long as I possibly can remember. I used to get my daughter the shot when she was younger, however, I have not in the last few years. I guess I really should....she's 10 and around others all day. My husband has never received one that I...

I am 35 and I get the flu shot every year and have as long as I possibly can remember. I used to get my daughter the shot when she was younger, however, I have not in the last few years. I guess I really should....she's 10 and around others all day. My husband has never received one that I...

I am 35 and I get the flu shot every year and have as long as I possibly can remember. I used to get my daughter the shot when she was younger, however, I have not in the last few years. I guess I really should....she's 10 and around others all day. My husband has never received one that I...

who are you in a nut shell Well...I'm not technically a "newbie", but I havent been here for a while, so I'll reintroduce myself. I'm Dea 35 yr old female w/CF Double Delta F508 I'm 5'3 and about 92 lbs Diagnosed at 6 mos Had to quit working in 2005-now on SSDI after fighting it for 3 yrs Live...

It really also depends on the state you live in. I live in Illinois. I applied for disability in March 2005 and was finally approved THIS year in April...and I also had an attorney working on my case. My FEV1 was also not low enough...but am also on TOBI. I also have many other complications...

It really also depends on the state you live in. I live in Illinois. I applied for disability in March 2005 and was finally approved THIS year in April...and I also had an attorney working on my case. My FEV1 was also not low enough...but am also on TOBI. I also have many other complications...

It really also depends on the state you live in. I live in Illinois. I applied for disability in March 2005 and was finally approved THIS year in April...and I also had an attorney working on my case. My FEV1 was also not low enough...but am also on TOBI. I also have many other complications...

It really also depends on the state you live in. I live in Illinois. I applied for disability in March 2005 and was finally approved THIS year in April...and I also had an attorney working on my case. My FEV1 was also not low enough...but am also on TOBI. I also have many other complications...

It really also depends on the state you live in. I live in Illinois. I applied for disability in March 2005 and was finally approved THIS year in April...and I also had an attorney working on my case. My FEV1 was also not low enough...but am also on TOBI. I also have many other complications...

First of all, I'm 35 and its been a while...I had my daughter when I was 24...so I'll try to remember the details. # of pregnancies:1 FEV1 prior to pregnancy: approx hig 70s Lowest FEV1 during pregnancy: Never dropped-actually got a little better FEV1 post: was still in high 70s-low 80s CFRD...

First of all, I'm 35 and its been a while...I had my daughter when I was 24...so I'll try to remember the details. # of pregnancies:1 FEV1 prior to pregnancy: approx hig 70s Lowest FEV1 during pregnancy: Never dropped-actually got a little better FEV1 post: was still in high 70s-low 80s CFRD...

First of all, I'm 35 and its been a while...I had my daughter when I was 24...so I'll try to remember the details. # of pregnancies:1 FEV1 prior to pregnancy: approx hig 70s Lowest FEV1 during pregnancy: Never dropped-actually got a little better FEV1 post: was still in high 70s-low 80s CFRD...

First of all, I'm 35 and its been a while...I had my daughter when I was 24...so I'll try to remember the details. # of pregnancies:1 FEV1 prior to pregnancy: approx hig 70s Lowest FEV1 during pregnancy: Never dropped-actually got a little better FEV1 post: was still in high 70s-low 80s CFRD...

First of all, I'm 35 and its been a while...I had my daughter when I was 24...so I'll try to remember the details. <br /># of pregnancies:1 <br />FEV1 prior to pregnancy: approx hig 70s <br />Lowest FEV1 during pregnancy: Never dropped-actually got a little better <br />FEV1 post: was still in...

I forgot to say..that the rheumatologist has done bloodwork and says that my rheumatoid factor is high...which means rheumatoid arthritis is present, but x-rays show no damage to the bones...which rheumatoid arthritis usually does. That is why he is having such a hard time with the diagnosis...

Christian, The "rash" that I get is exactly how you are explaining yours. I agree with you that it is hard to call it a rash because that is not what it seems to be. I use to call them "the bumps"...LOL...for lack of better explanation. But my family knew what I was talking about. My CF doc...

My flare ups are so often now that I cannot find any relation to being stressed, tired, or being sick. When I was younger I can remember sitting in church and starting to feel sore. By the time the service was over, my feet would be so swollen I too couldnt walk and had to be carried. The...