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Generally speaking tightness in the chest and a favor are signs of an allergic reaction. If your reacting to the Cayston tho you would expect to see an improvement in 24-48 hours with out a return of symptoms. Being in contact with your clinic isn't a bad idea. Having a delayed allergic...

Generally speaking tightness in the chest and a favor are signs of an allergic reaction. If your reacting to the Cayston tho you would expect to see an improvement in 24-48 hours with out a return of symptoms. Being in contact with your clinic isn't a bad idea. Having a delayed allergic...

Generally speaking tightness in the chest and a favor are signs of an allergic reaction. If your reacting to the Cayston tho you would expect to see an improvement in 24-48 hours with out a return of symptoms. Being in contact with your clinic isn't a bad idea. Having a delayed allergic...

Here is the thing to remember on this one. the older a CF patent gets the more likely they are to culture something nasty. Like wise most things a CF patient will grow, don't live long out side of the body. Different clinics do have different rules, generally tho the younger the patent the more...

Here is the thing to remember on this one. the older a CF patent gets the more likely they are to culture something nasty. Like wise most things a CF patient will grow, don't live long out side of the body. Different clinics do have different rules, generally tho the younger the patent the more...

Here is the thing to remember on this one. the older a CF patent gets the more likely they are to culture something nasty. Like wise most things a CF patient will grow, don't live long out side of the body. Different clinics do have different rules, generally tho the younger the patent the more...

First off, Medicare does cover at home antibiotics. At least they damned well better. As for them taking the primary roll in your medical coverage I'm not sure about, but even that sounds hinky to me. if your working your employers coverage takes priority 99% of the time, I don't see cobra being...

First off, Medicare does cover at home antibiotics. At least they damned well better. As for them taking the primary roll in your medical coverage I'm not sure about, but even that sounds hinky to me. if your working your employers coverage takes priority 99% of the time, I don't see cobra being...

First off, Medicare does cover at home antibiotics. At least they damned well better. As for them taking the primary roll in your medical coverage I'm not sure about, but even that sounds hinky to me. if your working your employers coverage takes priority 99% of the time, I don't see cobra being...

First off if you haven't been collecting SSI already you should have been, that alone will give you 674 a month to live off of, should intently put you on food stamps depending on your rent as well. If your not on a section 8 due to youth Disabled/low in come. your going to have a rough time of...

First off if you haven't been collecting SSI already you should have been, that alone will give you 674 a month to live off of, should intently put you on food stamps depending on your rent as well. If your not on a section 8 due to youth Disabled/low in come. your going to have a rough time of...

First off if you haven't been collecting SSI already you should have been, that alone will give you 674 a month to live off of, should intently put you on food stamps depending on your rent as well. If your not on a section 8 due to youth Disabled/low in come. your going to have a rough time of...

Current SSI Payments are 674 a month, where your not pulling that much in off your SSDI (tho they may not be counting the medicaid costs against you for it). If you can make a little money on the side with out getting penalized for it go for you. Your in about the same situation i've been in for...

Current SSI Payments are 674 a month, where your not pulling that much in off your SSDI (tho they may not be counting the medicaid costs against you for it). If you can make a little money on the side with out getting penalized for it go for you. Your in about the same situation i've been in for...

Current SSI Payments are 674 a month, where your not pulling that much in off your SSDI (tho they may not be counting the medicaid costs against you for it). If you can make a little money on the side with out getting penalized for it go for you. Your in about the same situation i've been in for...

Tobi otta hit you in about 3-4 days. the oral meds will kick in shortly there after. personally my experience is I get worse before I get better with antibiotics. My slime tends to stick to the sides of my lungs, even with, despite RT. So don't be surprised if you hack up something really ugly...

Tobi otta hit you in about 3-4 days. the oral meds will kick in shortly there after. personally my experience is I get worse before I get better with antibiotics. My slime tends to stick to the sides of my lungs, even with, despite RT. So don't be surprised if you hack up something really ugly...

Tobi otta hit you in about 3-4 days. the oral meds will kick in shortly there after. personally my experience is I get worse before I get better with antibiotics. My slime tends to stick to the sides of my lungs, even with, despite RT. <br />So don't be surprised if you hack up something really...

I have a girlfriend with CF and don't know how to ask about how long she has in this life.. Unless she is in bad shape now, odds are good she has a long time on the clock. and as the poster above me said, there is always the random accident. Don't think of life as how much time you got ahead of...

I have a girlfriend with CF and don't know how to ask about how long she has in this life.. Unless she is in bad shape now, odds are good she has a long time on the clock. and as the poster above me said, there is always the random accident. Don't think of life as how much time you got ahead of...