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I agree with Aboveallislove that the first place to start is with a solid pubmed search. I also agree with Liza that transition needs to be a long process. It should begin in childhood, with children increasingly assuming more responsibility for managing their meds and treatments as...

My daughter (18, y/o, CF, CFRD) began swimming competitively in 7th grade, lettered for all 4 years in high school, and plans on swimming in College starting this fall. I am sold on the benefits of aerobic exercise, and swimming does have significant benefits. However it does have risk - PA is...

My daughter (18, y/o, CF, CFRD) began swimming competitively in 7th grade, lettered for all 4 years in high school, and plans on swimming in College starting this fall. I am sold on the benefits of aerobic exercise, and swimming does have significant benefits. However it does have risk - PA is...

My daughter (18, y/o, CF, CFRD) began swimming competitively in 7th grade, lettered for all 4 years in high school, and plans on swimming in College starting this fall. I am sold on the benefits of aerobic exercise, and swimming does have significant benefits. However it does have risk - PA is...

My daughter (18, y/o, CF, CFRD) began swimming competitively in 7th grade, lettered for all 4 years in high school, and plans on swimming in College starting this fall. I am sold on the benefits of aerobic exercise, and swimming does have significant benefits. However it does have risk - PA is...

My daughter (18, y/o, CF, CFRD) began swimming competitively in 7th grade, lettered for all 4 years in high school, and plans on swimming in College starting this fall. I am sold on the benefits of aerobic exercise, and swimming does have significant benefits. However it does have risk - PA is...

Sorry for the LONG delay in responding. My daughter is almost 18 and soon to leave for college. She has been in very good health and very active. She has lettered in swimming all 4 years of high school and plans to compete in college as long as she is able. As to the question by meNdanny -...

Sorry for the LONG delay in responding. My daughter is almost 18 and soon to leave for college. She has been in very good health and very active. She has lettered in swimming all 4 years of high school and plans to compete in college as long as she is able. As to the question by meNdanny -...

Sorry for the LONG delay in responding. My daughter is almost 18 and soon to leave for college. She has been in very good health and very active. She has lettered in swimming all 4 years of high school and plans to compete in college as long as she is able. As to the question by meNdanny -...

Sorry for the LONG delay in responding. My daughter is almost 18 and soon to leave for college. She has been in very good health and very active. She has lettered in swimming all 4 years of high school and plans to compete in college as long as she is able. As to the question by meNdanny -...

Sorry for the LONG delay in responding. My daughter is almost 18 and soon to leave for college. She has been in very good health and very active. She has lettered in swimming all 4 years of high school and plans to compete in college as long as she is able. <br /> <br />As to the question by...

Hi. My daughter was originally incorrectly diagnosed as heterozygotic Delta F-508 sixteen years ago. Ten years ago the dna sequence was reanalyzed, and we were told that she is Delta-F-508 and Delta-I-507. From what I've read, though, it looks like the clinical picture is largely the same.

Hi. My daughter was originally incorrectly diagnosed as heterozygotic Delta F-508 sixteen years ago. Ten years ago the dna sequence was reanalyzed, and we were told that she is Delta-F-508 and Delta-I-507. From what I've read, though, it looks like the clinical picture is largely the same.

Hi. My daughter was originally incorrectly diagnosed as heterozygotic Delta F-508 sixteen years ago. Ten years ago the dna sequence was reanalyzed, and we were told that she is Delta-F-508 and Delta-I-507. From what I've read, though, it looks like the clinical picture is largely the same.