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I was just curious as to what careers you guys have. The only jobs I really had was when I was a teenager to help pay for car insurance and that was when I had a 99% above lung function. Then I worked as a lifeguard/soccer ref.

Now I have a few years of college under my belt but I am still not sure what I can actually do. I don't want to go on social security under absolutely necessary.

Working from home seems like my best option (at least then I can still work when I'm not feeling so well) but I don't see many job options for that in my area. What do you/have you done?

 

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I was just curious as to what careers you guys have. The only jobs I really had was when I was a teenager to help pay for car insurance and that was when I had a 99% above lung function. Then I worked as a lifeguard/soccer ref.

Now I have a few years of college under my belt but I am still not sure what I can actually do. I don't want to go on social security under absolutely necessary.

Working from home seems like my best option (at least then I can still work when I'm not feeling so well) but I don't see many job options for that in my area. What do you/have you done?

 

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I was just curious as to what careers you guys have. The only jobs I really had was when I was a teenager to help pay for car insurance and that was when I had a 99% above lung function. Then I worked as a lifeguard/soccer ref.

Now I have a few years of college under my belt but I am still not sure what I can actually do. I don't want to go on social security under absolutely necessary.

Working from home seems like my best option (at least then I can still work when I'm not feeling so well) but I don't see many job options for that in my area. What do you/have you done?

 

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I was just curious as to what careers you guys have. The only jobs I really had was when I was a teenager to help pay for car insurance and that was when I had a 99% above lung function. Then I worked as a lifeguard/soccer ref.

Now I have a few years of college under my belt but I am still not sure what I can actually do. I don't want to go on social security under absolutely necessary.

Working from home seems like my best option (at least then I can still work when I'm not feeling so well) but I don't see many job options for that in my area. What do you/have you done?

 

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I was just curious as to what careers you guys have. The only jobs I really had was when I was a teenager to help pay for car insurance and that was when I had a 99% above lung function. Then I worked as a lifeguard/soccer ref.
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<br />Now I have a few years of college under my belt but I am still not sure what I can actually do. I don't want to go on social security under absolutely necessary.
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<br />Working from home seems like my best option (at least then I can still work when I'm not feeling so well) but I don't see many job options for that in my area. What do you/have you done?

 

[tesorotiffa]

I got a degree in Chemistry and am currently an inorganic analyst at an Environmental Lab. Don't know that this will be my career since I'm applying to law school this year.

 

[tesorotiffa]

I got a degree in Chemistry and am currently an inorganic analyst at an Environmental Lab. Don't know that this will be my career since I'm applying to law school this year.

 

[tesorotiffa]

I got a degree in Chemistry and am currently an inorganic analyst at an Environmental Lab. Don't know that this will be my career since I'm applying to law school this year.

 

[tesorotiffa]

I got a degree in Chemistry and am currently an inorganic analyst at an Environmental Lab. Don't know that this will be my career since I'm applying to law school this year.

 

[tesorotiffa]

I got a degree in Chemistry and am currently an inorganic analyst at an Environmental Lab. Don't know that this will be my career since I'm applying to law school this year.

 

[katedids74]

What is your lung function now? I am a clinical dietitian and have worked in hospitals and nursing homes. I now work specifically with diabetes patients going on insulin pumps. I LOVE IT!! Many with CF hold wonderful careers, dont limit yourself.

 

[katedids74]

What is your lung function now? I am a clinical dietitian and have worked in hospitals and nursing homes. I now work specifically with diabetes patients going on insulin pumps. I LOVE IT!! Many with CF hold wonderful careers, dont limit yourself.

 

[katedids74]

What is your lung function now? I am a clinical dietitian and have worked in hospitals and nursing homes. I now work specifically with diabetes patients going on insulin pumps. I LOVE IT!! Many with CF hold wonderful careers, dont limit yourself.

 

[katedids74]

What is your lung function now? I am a clinical dietitian and have worked in hospitals and nursing homes. I now work specifically with diabetes patients going on insulin pumps. I LOVE IT!! Many with CF hold wonderful careers, dont limit yourself.

 

[katedids74]

What is your lung function now? I am a clinical dietitian and have worked in hospitals and nursing homes. I now work specifically with diabetes patients going on insulin pumps. I LOVE IT!! Many with CF hold wonderful careers, dont limit yourself.

 

[alegris]

I have a degree in Food Chemistry and work as a chemist. I think the most important thing about your career is finding a great company to work for. I work 35 hours per week which is considered full time and we have unlimited sick days and days for appointments. If I ever need extended time off, they set me up with a laptop and I do what I can from home. For me, just the act of getting out of the house to have a career is very important. I tend to feel worse when lying around the house and I swear I would be alot sicker if I didn't keep my energy level up with my career. I agree with Kerry, don't limit yourself. Never let CF stand in the way of what you want to do. Good luck with whatever you decide!

 

[alegris]

I have a degree in Food Chemistry and work as a chemist. I think the most important thing about your career is finding a great company to work for. I work 35 hours per week which is considered full time and we have unlimited sick days and days for appointments. If I ever need extended time off, they set me up with a laptop and I do what I can from home. For me, just the act of getting out of the house to have a career is very important. I tend to feel worse when lying around the house and I swear I would be alot sicker if I didn't keep my energy level up with my career. I agree with Kerry, don't limit yourself. Never let CF stand in the way of what you want to do. Good luck with whatever you decide!

 

[alegris]

I have a degree in Food Chemistry and work as a chemist. I think the most important thing about your career is finding a great company to work for. I work 35 hours per week which is considered full time and we have unlimited sick days and days for appointments. If I ever need extended time off, they set me up with a laptop and I do what I can from home. For me, just the act of getting out of the house to have a career is very important. I tend to feel worse when lying around the house and I swear I would be alot sicker if I didn't keep my energy level up with my career. I agree with Kerry, don't limit yourself. Never let CF stand in the way of what you want to do. Good luck with whatever you decide!

 

[alegris]

I have a degree in Food Chemistry and work as a chemist. I think the most important thing about your career is finding a great company to work for. I work 35 hours per week which is considered full time and we have unlimited sick days and days for appointments. If I ever need extended time off, they set me up with a laptop and I do what I can from home. For me, just the act of getting out of the house to have a career is very important. I tend to feel worse when lying around the house and I swear I would be alot sicker if I didn't keep my energy level up with my career. I agree with Kerry, don't limit yourself. Never let CF stand in the way of what you want to do. Good luck with whatever you decide!

 

[alegris]

I have a degree in Food Chemistry and work as a chemist. I think the most important thing about your career is finding a great company to work for. I work 35 hours per week which is considered full time and we have unlimited sick days and days for appointments. If I ever need extended time off, they set me up with a laptop and I do what I can from home. For me, just the act of getting out of the house to have a career is very important. I tend to feel worse when lying around the house and I swear I would be alot sicker if I didn't keep my energy level up with my career. I agree with Kerry, don't limit yourself. Never let CF stand in the way of what you want to do. Good luck with whatever you decide!