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I was so glad to see this post and the replies. I just got back from the ENT a few hours ago and we were having the "to do or not to do" discussion. Thanks to everyone for sharing their insight. Becki, good luck!

I was so glad to see this post and the replies. I just got back from the ENT a few hours ago and we were having the "to do or not to do" discussion. Thanks to everyone for sharing their insight. Becki, good luck!

I was so glad to see this post and the replies. I just got back from the ENT a few hours ago and we were having the "to do or not to do" discussion. Thanks to everyone for sharing their insight. Becki, good luck!

My name is Jen I'm a girl I'm 38 I live in Ohio I was diagnosed at 9 weeks with failure to thrive I weigh around 120 and I'm 5'1' My PFTs are in the high 70's at the moment I recently got a medport and just got off two back to back courses of IVs I have a thing for my family I am happily married...

Heather, you know how I feel about this and I'm 38!!! PICC lines and ports are invasive... period. They should be doing sedation for them as a standard, especially for a little one like Alyssa (maybe even for wimpy adults like me!) I hope she feels better soon. I feel for her, PICCs are no fun...

Heather, you know how I feel about this and I'm 38!!! PICC lines and ports are invasive... period. They should be doing sedation for them as a standard, especially for a little one like Alyssa (maybe even for wimpy adults like me!) I hope she feels better soon. I feel for her, PICCs are no fun...

Heather, you know how I feel about this and I'm 38!!! PICC lines and ports are invasive... period. They should be doing sedation for them as a standard, especially for a little one like Alyssa (maybe even for wimpy adults like me!) I hope she feels better soon. I feel for her, PICCs are no fun...