Being Risky Because of CF

[jennylivingston]

I actually think I disagree, to an extent. Before having my daughter, I was definitely a risk taker. Now my husband always says I'm "too careful".
<br />Because I know my time here may be limited, I treasure it. I try to take care of myself to the best of my ability in hopes that it will prolong the time I'll have with my family.
<br />I'm not sure if that's related to CF or if it simply comes along with parenthood...

 

[crystalina0814]

To an extent I am like that as well.

I do tan- same reason, I spend more than I save (although my husband saves WAY more than he spends, so we balance each other out), I try to make each and every healthy day as fun as I can for my kids (zoo, parks, movies, etc), I worry less about cleaning/laundry/etc. and spend more time worrying about family time, fun, and keeping myself healthy, I push myself to do "normal" things- sometimes good and sometimes to the point of wearing myself out.

I don't really do anything to defy death or anything extremely risky. I can see myself growing old...with CF or not <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now if that really happens is a different story!

 

[crystalina0814]

To an extent I am like that as well.

I do tan- same reason, I spend more than I save (although my husband saves WAY more than he spends, so we balance each other out), I try to make each and every healthy day as fun as I can for my kids (zoo, parks, movies, etc), I worry less about cleaning/laundry/etc. and spend more time worrying about family time, fun, and keeping myself healthy, I push myself to do "normal" things- sometimes good and sometimes to the point of wearing myself out.

I don't really do anything to defy death or anything extremely risky. I can see myself growing old...with CF or not <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now if that really happens is a different story!

 

[crystalina0814]

To an extent I am like that as well.
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<br />I do tan- same reason, I spend more than I save (although my husband saves WAY more than he spends, so we balance each other out), I try to make each and every healthy day as fun as I can for my kids (zoo, parks, movies, etc), I worry less about cleaning/laundry/etc. and spend more time worrying about family time, fun, and keeping myself healthy, I push myself to do "normal" things- sometimes good and sometimes to the point of wearing myself out.
<br />
<br />I don't really do anything to defy death or anything extremely risky. I can see myself growing old...with CF or not <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Now if that really happens is a different story!