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it also features bill elder - i know we have some colorado people here and mr. elder (now at stanford) goes to my old clinic at denver childrens. there are others on this board who go to that clinic as well, so we're all well connected! amy, i think you're right in a lot of ways, but i thought...

it also features bill elder - i know we have some colorado people here and mr. elder (now at stanford) goes to my old clinic at denver childrens. there are others on this board who go to that clinic as well, so we're all well connected! amy, i think you're right in a lot of ways, but i thought...

it also features bill elder - i know we have some colorado people here and mr. elder (now at stanford) goes to my old clinic at denver childrens. there are others on this board who go to that clinic as well, so we're all well connected! amy, i think you're right in a lot of ways, but i thought...

it also features bill elder - i know we have some colorado people here and mr. elder (now at stanford) goes to my old clinic at denver childrens. there are others on this board who go to that clinic as well, so we're all well connected! amy, i think you're right in a lot of ways, but i thought...

it also features bill elder - i know we have some colorado people here and mr. elder (now at stanford) goes to my old clinic at denver childrens. there are others on this board who go to that clinic as well, so we're all well connected! <br /> <br />amy, i think you're right in a lot of ways...

my doctor growing up always said any drop was a concern, over 5% points was a problem. granted he was a pediatric doctor and adults may fluctuate a little more than kids normally, but i would still definitely be concerned about a 9% drop. agree with mel on the allergies/inflammation call...

my doctor growing up always said any drop was a concern, over 5% points was a problem. granted he was a pediatric doctor and adults may fluctuate a little more than kids normally, but i would still definitely be concerned about a 9% drop. agree with mel on the allergies/inflammation call...

my doctor growing up always said any drop was a concern, over 5% points was a problem. granted he was a pediatric doctor and adults may fluctuate a little more than kids normally, but i would still definitely be concerned about a 9% drop. agree with mel on the allergies/inflammation call...

my doctor growing up always said any drop was a concern, over 5% points was a problem. granted he was a pediatric doctor and adults may fluctuate a little more than kids normally, but i would still definitely be concerned about a 9% drop. agree with mel on the allergies/inflammation call...

my doctor growing up always said any drop was a concern, over 5% points was a problem. granted he was a pediatric doctor and adults may fluctuate a little more than kids normally, but i would still definitely be concerned about a 9% drop. <br /> <br />agree with mel on the...

Summer, where did you get your tx?? I'm listed at Columbia Pres, which I assume is probably where you went too if you live in NYC? Would love to chat with you about it if you're willing!

Summer, where did you get your tx?? I'm listed at Columbia Pres, which I assume is probably where you went too if you live in NYC? Would love to chat with you about it if you're willing!

Summer, where did you get your tx?? I'm listed at Columbia Pres, which I assume is probably where you went too if you live in NYC? Would love to chat with you about it if you're willing!

Summer, where did you get your tx?? I'm listed at Columbia Pres, which I assume is probably where you went too if you live in NYC? Would love to chat with you about it if you're willing!

Summer, where did you get your tx?? I'm listed at Columbia Pres, which I assume is probably where you went too if you live in NYC? Would love to chat with you about it if you're willing!

different centers seem to have different guidelines for patients post-tx, so i can only respond with what my tx doctor told me personally is response to similar questions i had: 1) the mask is not ever "required" (except maybe in clinics), but it is recommended in public, esp. around crowds 2)...

different centers seem to have different guidelines for patients post-tx, so i can only respond with what my tx doctor told me personally is response to similar questions i had: 1) the mask is not ever "required" (except maybe in clinics), but it is recommended in public, esp. around crowds 2)...

different centers seem to have different guidelines for patients post-tx, so i can only respond with what my tx doctor told me personally is response to similar questions i had: 1) the mask is not ever "required" (except maybe in clinics), but it is recommended in public, esp. around crowds 2)...

different centers seem to have different guidelines for patients post-tx, so i can only respond with what my tx doctor told me personally is response to similar questions i had: 1) the mask is not ever "required" (except maybe in clinics), but it is recommended in public, esp. around crowds 2)...

different centers seem to have different guidelines for patients post-tx, so i can only respond with what my tx doctor told me personally is response to similar questions i had: <br /> <br />1) the mask is not ever "required" (except maybe in clinics), but it is recommended in public, esp...