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not doing CPTs OP (Anns), I'm confused about what you were hoping to gain from starting this thread. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>I work really hard to keep my child healthy loading him w/ food, seeing that he gets physical activity almost daily, football, basketball, wrestling soccer...

Way to go "brave" anonymous poster. Who cares where she posts? If you don't like it, don't read it. Happy to see the anons are back...NOT!!!

Way to go "brave" anonymous poster. Who cares where she posts? If you don't like it, don't read it. Happy to see the anons are back...NOT!!!

Way to go "brave" anonymous poster. Who cares where she posts? If you don't like it, don't read it. Happy to see the anons are back...NOT!!!

Well, that sucks. It's hard enough to go back but then to have to go back to a "hostile" environment makes it even worse. Hopefully, after a few days everything will settle down and go back to "normal". How did Mark do at home without you?

Well, that sucks. It's hard enough to go back but then to have to go back to a "hostile" environment makes it even worse. Hopefully, after a few days everything will settle down and go back to "normal". How did Mark do at home without you?

Well, that sucks. It's hard enough to go back but then to have to go back to a "hostile" environment makes it even worse. Hopefully, after a few days everything will settle down and go back to "normal". How did Mark do at home without you?

When Sean was 2 he was in a double blind placebo study for the use of Pulmozyme on kids under 6. Back then it hadn't yet been recommended for kids under 6. Well, about a week into the study, we noticed a huge difference in Sean. He was doing so much better. We suspected that he wasn't on the...

When Sean was 2 he was in a double blind placebo study for the use of Pulmozyme on kids under 6. Back then it hadn't yet been recommended for kids under 6. Well, about a week into the study, we noticed a huge difference in Sean. He was doing so much better. We suspected that he wasn't on the...

When Sean was 2 he was in a double blind placebo study for the use of Pulmozyme on kids under 6. Back then it hadn't yet been recommended for kids under 6. Well, about a week into the study, we noticed a huge difference in Sean. He was doing so much better. We suspected that he wasn't on the...

We usually wait. Sean's beat his share of colds without them going into his chest. Even when he has gotten a chest cold, we've taken a wait and see approach. We usually don't call the clinic until he starts bringing up "greenies". We do, however, up his treatments as soon as we suspect something.

We usually wait. Sean's beat his share of colds without them going into his chest. Even when he has gotten a chest cold, we've taken a wait and see approach. We usually don't call the clinic until he starts bringing up "greenies". We do, however, up his treatments as soon as we suspect something.

We usually wait. Sean's beat his share of colds without them going into his chest. Even when he has gotten a chest cold, we've taken a wait and see approach. We usually don't call the clinic until he starts bringing up "greenies". We do, however, up his treatments as soon as we suspect something.

Two. One in the morning and one in the evening.

Two. One in the morning and one in the evening.

Two. One in the morning and one in the evening.

posting from "newly diagnosed <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Is a family history of TB relevant? The relatives all died many years ago (in the 1930s and 1940s).</end quote></div> It's difficult to say. CF wasn't labeled as such until the 1930's and I don't believe CF was an official...

posting from "newly diagnosed <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Is a family history of TB relevant? The relatives all died many years ago (in the 1930s and 1940s).</end quote></div> It's difficult to say. CF wasn't labeled as such until the 1930's and I don't believe CF was an official...

posting from "newly diagnosed <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Is a family history of TB relevant? The relatives all died many years ago (in the 1930s and 1940s).</end quote></div> It's difficult to say. CF wasn't labeled as such until the 1930's and I don't believe CF was an official...

Happy B-day, Mark! <img src="i/expressions/beer.gif" border="0">