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I really shouldn't be putting a post here since I'm not a parent. But, I have been around kids and seems to me everything is a game to them. I remember giving the story of good guys and bad guys a try. Kids love stories and to know they are participating in the war of their body....just seems...

I really shouldn't be putting a post here since I'm not a parent. But, I have been around kids and seems to me everything is a game to them. I remember giving the story of good guys and bad guys a try. Kids love stories and to know they are participating in the war of their body....just seems...

I really shouldn't be putting a post here since I'm not a parent. But, I have been around kids and seems to me everything is a game to them. I remember giving the story of good guys and bad guys a try. Kids love stories and to know they are participating in the war of their body....just seems...

I really shouldn't be putting a post here since I'm not a parent. But, I have been around kids and seems to me everything is a game to them. I remember giving the story of good guys and bad guys a try. Kids love stories and to know they are participating in the war of their body....just seems...

I really shouldn't be putting a post here since I'm not a parent. But, I have been around kids and seems to me everything is a game to them. I remember giving the story of good guys and bad guys a try. Kids love stories and to know they are participating in the war of their body....just seems...

I've heard its not too terribly difficult to "fool" a child. Like changing the recipe up a tad....say, adding cinnamon, vanilla extract or anise extract? Maybe even adding a different fruit? Bullets are great but some powders like scandishake or my weight gainer asks for four scoops of powder to...

I've heard its not too terribly difficult to "fool" a child. Like changing the recipe up a tad....say, adding cinnamon, vanilla extract or anise extract? Maybe even adding a different fruit? Bullets are great but some powders like scandishake or my weight gainer asks for four scoops of powder to...

I've heard its not too terribly difficult to "fool" a child. Like changing the recipe up a tad....say, adding cinnamon, vanilla extract or anise extract? Maybe even adding a different fruit? Bullets are great but some powders like scandishake or my weight gainer asks for four scoops of powder to...

I've heard its not too terribly difficult to "fool" a child. Like changing the recipe up a tad....say, adding cinnamon, vanilla extract or anise extract? Maybe even adding a different fruit? Bullets are great but some powders like scandishake or my weight gainer asks for four scoops of powder to...

I've heard its not too terribly difficult to "fool" a child. Like changing the recipe up a tad....say, adding cinnamon, vanilla extract or anise extract? Maybe even adding a different fruit? Bullets are great but some powders like scandishake or my weight gainer asks for four scoops of powder to...

If your worried about your heart speeding up, I would start out slow so your body can adjust accordingly. I'm on O2 but never thought insurance would cover a "pulsox". If this is so I want one!!! Gimme gimme! I tell the doc I want one, but I'd probably just keep the probe on my finger all...

If your worried about your heart speeding up, I would start out slow so your body can adjust accordingly. I'm on O2 but never thought insurance would cover a "pulsox". If this is so I want one!!! Gimme gimme! I tell the doc I want one, but I'd probably just keep the probe on my finger all...

If your worried about your heart speeding up, I would start out slow so your body can adjust accordingly. I'm on O2 but never thought insurance would cover a "pulsox". If this is so I want one!!! Gimme gimme! I tell the doc I want one, but I'd probably just keep the probe on my finger all...

If your worried about your heart speeding up, I would start out slow so your body can adjust accordingly. I'm on O2 but never thought insurance would cover a "pulsox". If this is so I want one!!! Gimme gimme! I tell the doc I want one, but I'd probably just keep the probe on my finger all...

If your worried about your heart speeding up, I would start out slow so your body can adjust accordingly. I'm on O2 but never thought insurance would cover a "pulsox". If this is so I want one!!! Gimme gimme! I tell the doc I want one, but I'd probably just keep the probe on my finger all...

From what I understand Xopenex is stronger than Albuterol thus is taken every six hours instead of every four. I'm on Prednisone if thats the med she's on, and I take it for inflammation not sputum clearance. For that I take Mucinex, and Pulmozyme. CF makes the sputum (mucous) thick and sticky...

From what I understand Xopenex is stronger than Albuterol thus is taken every six hours instead of every four. I'm on Prednisone if thats the med she's on, and I take it for inflammation not sputum clearance. For that I take Mucinex, and Pulmozyme. CF makes the sputum (mucous) thick and sticky...

From what I understand Xopenex is stronger than Albuterol thus is taken every six hours instead of every four. I'm on Prednisone if thats the med she's on, and I take it for inflammation not sputum clearance. For that I take Mucinex, and Pulmozyme. CF makes the sputum (mucous) thick and sticky...

From what I understand Xopenex is stronger than Albuterol thus is taken every six hours instead of every four. I'm on Prednisone if thats the med she's on, and I take it for inflammation not sputum clearance. For that I take Mucinex, and Pulmozyme. CF makes the sputum (mucous) thick and sticky...

From what I understand Xopenex is stronger than Albuterol thus is taken every six hours instead of every four. I'm on Prednisone if thats the med she's on, and I take it for inflammation not sputum clearance. For that I take Mucinex, and Pulmozyme. CF makes the sputum (mucous) thick and sticky...