thanks guys for all of your replies. the future does look bright and hopeful. cf is a terrible disease but luckily we have so many ppl working on controlling it and improving how one lives with it. i am also skeptical about a cure, however i do believe a control is not too far behind. gd willing !!!
cf in ten years?
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After reading the posts following mine, it made me think a little more- when my daughter was born in 2001, the projected median age was just over 32. Ten years later it's 37.
Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
After reading the posts following mine, it made me think a little more- when my daughter was born in 2001, the projected median age was just over 32. Ten years later it's 37.
Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
After reading the posts following mine, it made me think a little more- when my daughter was born in 2001, the projected median age was just over 32. Ten years later it's 37.
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<br />Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
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<br />Most of the treatments available now were available then- with the notable exception of Cayston. Vertex (and hopefully Ataluren) will make the difference in whether the next ten years makes a big difference in increasing those numbers by more, I think. I hope improvements are made when it comes to the burden of daily care by further utilizing eflow technology, etc.
this person my mom also seen told her i was goin to have stomach problems and i do so def makes ya wander!