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Yeah this happens to me too. Actually I first noticed it one time when I was coughing really really bad... my eyes were starting to water and mucous was like running out of my eye. Gross, I know. Then when I was doing sinus rinses I noticed that sometimes when I did the "blow the water out"...

Yeah this happens to me too. Actually I first noticed it one time when I was coughing really really bad... my eyes were starting to water and mucous was like running out of my eye. Gross, I know. Then when I was doing sinus rinses I noticed that sometimes when I did the "blow the water out"...

Yeah this happens to me too. Actually I first noticed it one time when I was coughing really really bad... my eyes were starting to water and mucous was like running out of my eye. Gross, I know. Then when I was doing sinus rinses I noticed that sometimes when I did the "blow the water out"...

Yeah this happens to me too. Actually I first noticed it one time when I was coughing really really bad... my eyes were starting to water and mucous was like running out of my eye. Gross, I know. Then when I was doing sinus rinses I noticed that sometimes when I did the "blow the water out"...

Yeah this happens to me too. Actually I first noticed it one time when I was coughing really really bad... my eyes were starting to water and mucous was like running out of my eye. Gross, I know. Then when I was doing sinus rinses I noticed that sometimes when I did the "blow the water out"...

It's a small world, indeed. Sometimes I worry that my doctor is reading everything I say here. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It seems tough right now, but she's getting the proper treatment so things will get better. Glad you both found the site, we can answer...

It's a small world, indeed. Sometimes I worry that my doctor is reading everything I say here. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It seems tough right now, but she's getting the proper treatment so things will get better. Glad you both found the site, we can answer...

It's a small world, indeed. Sometimes I worry that my doctor is reading everything I say here. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It seems tough right now, but she's getting the proper treatment so things will get better. Glad you both found the site, we can answer...

It's a small world, indeed. Sometimes I worry that my doctor is reading everything I say here. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It seems tough right now, but she's getting the proper treatment so things will get better. Glad you both found the site, we can answer...

It's a small world, indeed. <br /> <br />Sometimes I worry that my doctor is reading everything I say here. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> <br /> <br />It seems tough right now, but she's getting the proper treatment so things will get better. Glad you both found...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>NYCLawGirl</b></i> 1) PFTs at every visit, or at any rate no less than every 3 to 6 months 2) Weight and vitals (02 sats) each visit 3) Once a year complete bloodwork, glucose test, and chest xray (preferably CT scan yearly) 4)...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>NYCLawGirl</b></i> 1) PFTs at every visit, or at any rate no less than every 3 to 6 months 2) Weight and vitals (02 sats) each visit 3) Once a year complete bloodwork, glucose test, and chest xray (preferably CT scan yearly) 4)...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>NYCLawGirl</b></i> 1) PFTs at every visit, or at any rate no less than every 3 to 6 months 2) Weight and vitals (02 sats) each visit 3) Once a year complete bloodwork, glucose test, and chest xray (preferably CT scan yearly) 4)...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>NYCLawGirl</b></i> 1) PFTs at every visit, or at any rate no less than every 3 to 6 months 2) Weight and vitals (02 sats) each visit 3) Once a year complete bloodwork, glucose test, and chest xray (preferably CT scan yearly) 4)...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>NYCLawGirl</b></i> <br />1) PFTs at every visit, or at any rate no less than every 3 to 6 months <br /> <br />2) Weight and vitals (02 sats) each visit <br /> <br />3) Once a year complete bloodwork, glucose test, and chest xray...

It's definitely hard to make the transition, even with a big center like mine. I believe we have over 400 adult patients at my clinic. How transitioning is done depends mainly on the patient. Some start very early and move quickly to adult care, and others (generally sicker kids) transition...

It's definitely hard to make the transition, even with a big center like mine. I believe we have over 400 adult patients at my clinic. How transitioning is done depends mainly on the patient. Some start very early and move quickly to adult care, and others (generally sicker kids) transition...

It's definitely hard to make the transition, even with a big center like mine. I believe we have over 400 adult patients at my clinic. How transitioning is done depends mainly on the patient. Some start very early and move quickly to adult care, and others (generally sicker kids) transition...

It's definitely hard to make the transition, even with a big center like mine. I believe we have over 400 adult patients at my clinic. How transitioning is done depends mainly on the patient. Some start very early and move quickly to adult care, and others (generally sicker kids) transition...

It's definitely hard to make the transition, even with a big center like mine. I believe we have over 400 adult patients at my clinic. <br /> <br />How transitioning is done depends mainly on the patient. Some start very early and move quickly to adult care, and others (generally sicker kids)...