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    Pain

    I am about the same as Marjolein. It is in my knees, hands, wrists, elbows some, and ankles some. The hands, wrists and knees are the worst. They are real bad most of the time.
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    Pain

    I am about the same as Marjolein. It is in my knees, hands, wrists, elbows some, and ankles some. The hands, wrists and knees are the worst. They are real bad most of the time.
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    Pain

    I am about the same as Marjolein. It is in my knees, hands, wrists, elbows some, and ankles some. The hands, wrists and knees are the worst. They are real bad most of the time.
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    Pain

    I am about the same as Marjolein. It is in my knees, hands, wrists, elbows some, and ankles some. The hands, wrists and knees are the worst. They are real bad most of the time.
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    Pain

    I am about the same as Marjolein. It is in my knees, hands, wrists, elbows some, and ankles some. The hands, wrists and knees are the worst. They are real bad most of the time.
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    All Sorts of Insurance Garbage

    As someone else said, COBRA is expensive, but it is a small price to pay compared to having a preexisting clause on you. Preexisting clauses are usually 260 days (9 months) and with cf, without even getting sick, that can add up to an easy 27000 in medication costs (@ 3000 a month average)...
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    All Sorts of Insurance Garbage

    As someone else said, COBRA is expensive, but it is a small price to pay compared to having a preexisting clause on you. Preexisting clauses are usually 260 days (9 months) and with cf, without even getting sick, that can add up to an easy 27000 in medication costs (@ 3000 a month average)...
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    All Sorts of Insurance Garbage

    As someone else said, COBRA is expensive, but it is a small price to pay compared to having a preexisting clause on you. Preexisting clauses are usually 260 days (9 months) and with cf, without even getting sick, that can add up to an easy 27000 in medication costs (@ 3000 a month average)...
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    All Sorts of Insurance Garbage

    As someone else said, COBRA is expensive, but it is a small price to pay compared to having a preexisting clause on you. Preexisting clauses are usually 260 days (9 months) and with cf, without even getting sick, that can add up to an easy 27000 in medication costs (@ 3000 a month average)...
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    All Sorts of Insurance Garbage

    As someone else said, COBRA is expensive, but it is a small price to pay compared to having a preexisting clause on you. Preexisting clauses are usually 260 days (9 months) and with cf, without even getting sick, that can add up to an easy 27000 in medication costs (@ 3000 a month average)...
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    Parts ain't necessarily good parts

    Thats some messed up crap right there. wow
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    Parts ain't necessarily good parts

    Thats some messed up crap right there. wow
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    Parts ain't necessarily good parts

    Thats some messed up crap right there. wow
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    Parts ain't necessarily good parts

    Thats some messed up crap right there. wow
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    Parts ain't necessarily good parts

    Thats some messed up crap right there. wow
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    On IV's but PFT's falling

    Kelli, one question is what are your PFT's normally. I don't really look at a 3-5 percentage point fluctuation as anything to be too concerned about. Many different factors can cause a small change like that (eat too much? Sitting position, not enough rest, inflammation, etc). You can do PFTs...
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    On IV's but PFT's falling

    Kelli, one question is what are your PFT's normally. I don't really look at a 3-5 percentage point fluctuation as anything to be too concerned about. Many different factors can cause a small change like that (eat too much? Sitting position, not enough rest, inflammation, etc). You can do PFTs...
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    On IV's but PFT's falling

    Kelli, one question is what are your PFT's normally. I don't really look at a 3-5 percentage point fluctuation as anything to be too concerned about. Many different factors can cause a small change like that (eat too much? Sitting position, not enough rest, inflammation, etc). You can do PFTs...
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    On IV's but PFT's falling

    Kelli, one question is what are your PFT's normally. I don't really look at a 3-5 percentage point fluctuation as anything to be too concerned about. Many different factors can cause a small change like that (eat too much? Sitting position, not enough rest, inflammation, etc). You can do PFTs...
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    On IV's but PFT's falling

    Kelli, one question is what are your PFT's normally. I don't really look at a 3-5 percentage point fluctuation as anything to be too concerned about. Many different factors can cause a small change like that (eat too much? Sitting position, not enough rest, inflammation, etc). You can do PFTs...
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