CF article in the Washingtonian

thefrogprincess · Jan 3, 2008

I can totally relate to Peter. Where do you draw the line between living your life and your treatments? I don't want to spend 2-3 hours a day on them! But I am getting to the point where I realize that I need to get a lot better about it.

thefrogprincess · Jan 3, 2008

I can totally relate to Peter. Where do you draw the line between living your life and your treatments? I don't want to spend 2-3 hours a day on them! But I am getting to the point where I realize that I need to get a lot better about it.

thefrogprincess · Jan 3, 2008

I can totally relate to Peter. Where do you draw the line between living your life and your treatments? I don't want to spend 2-3 hours a day on them! But I am getting to the point where I realize that I need to get a lot better about it.

thefrogprincess · Jan 3, 2008

I can totally relate to Peter. Where do you draw the line between living your life and your treatments? I don't want to spend 2-3 hours a day on them! But I am getting to the point where I realize that I need to get a lot better about it.

thefrogprincess · Jan 3, 2008

I can totally relate to Peter. Where do you draw the line between living your life and your treatments? I don't want to spend 2-3 hours a day on them! But I am getting to the point where I realize that I need to get a lot better about it.

bagged2drag · Jan 3, 2008

OK, I actually found that article hard to read. Definitely touches home....the realities. I just recently switched and became a patient of Dr. Biller. She is known for being front about the situation, even while being compassionate. Peter's position is probably much like many of us. Do the treatments, but don't let them run your life. Thats how I do it, and I know its not enough. Its good to know that he has family that cares so much to actually get involved.

bagged2drag · Jan 3, 2008

OK, I actually found that article hard to read. Definitely touches home....the realities. I just recently switched and became a patient of Dr. Biller. She is known for being front about the situation, even while being compassionate. Peter's position is probably much like many of us. Do the treatments, but don't let them run your life. Thats how I do it, and I know its not enough. Its good to know that he has family that cares so much to actually get involved.

bagged2drag · Jan 3, 2008

OK, I actually found that article hard to read. Definitely touches home....the realities. I just recently switched and became a patient of Dr. Biller. She is known for being front about the situation, even while being compassionate. Peter's position is probably much like many of us. Do the treatments, but don't let them run your life. Thats how I do it, and I know its not enough. Its good to know that he has family that cares so much to actually get involved.

bagged2drag · Jan 3, 2008

OK, I actually found that article hard to read. Definitely touches home....the realities. I just recently switched and became a patient of Dr. Biller. She is known for being front about the situation, even while being compassionate. Peter's position is probably much like many of us. Do the treatments, but don't let them run your life. Thats how I do it, and I know its not enough. Its good to know that he has family that cares so much to actually get involved.

bagged2drag · Jan 3, 2008

OK, I actually found that article hard to read. Definitely touches home....the realities. I just recently switched and became a patient of Dr. Biller. She is known for being front about the situation, even while being compassionate. Peter's position is probably much like many of us. Do the treatments, but don't let them run your life. Thats how I do it, and I know its not enough. Its good to know that he has family that cares so much to actually get involved.

Rebjane · Jan 3, 2008