I'm motivated by how much better I feel after doing my treatments. It would be so easy to skip a treatment and do something else, but the thing is, I know I'll pay for it. Like if I skip an evening treatment, when I wake up in the morning I'm all junky and wheezy. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of skipping treatments. I guess if/when a cure is ever found, it would be a hell of a lot more effective the healthier you are. I guess when it comes down to doing treatments, my survival instincts take over, call it motivation, or necessity, but when confronted with eventual death-which will occur if you quit your treatments, humans instinctively choose life. Like if you live in an apartment, surely nobody likes to pay rent, but we still do, why? Because we do want to have shelter. But let me be clear here, we have the option not to pay rent, just like we have the option not to do treatments.
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I'm motivated by how much better I feel after doing my treatments. It would be so easy to skip a treatment and do something else, but the thing is, I know I'll pay for it. Like if I skip an evening treatment, when I wake up in the morning I'm all junky and wheezy. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of skipping treatments. I guess if/when a cure is ever found, it would be a hell of a lot more effective the healthier you are. I guess when it comes down to doing treatments, my survival instincts take over, call it motivation, or necessity, but when confronted with eventual death-which will occur if you quit your treatments, humans instinctively choose life. Like if you live in an apartment, surely nobody likes to pay rent, but we still do, why? Because we do want to have shelter. But let me be clear here, we have the option not to pay rent, just like we have the option not to do treatments.
I'm motivated by how much better I feel after doing my treatments. It would be so easy to skip a treatment and do something else, but the thing is, I know I'll pay for it. Like if I skip an evening treatment, when I wake up in the morning I'm all junky and wheezy. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of skipping treatments. I guess if/when a cure is ever found, it would be a hell of a lot more effective the healthier you are. I guess when it comes down to doing treatments, my survival instincts take over, call it motivation, or necessity, but when confronted with eventual death-which will occur if you quit your treatments, humans instinctively choose life. Like if you live in an apartment, surely nobody likes to pay rent, but we still do, why? Because we do want to have shelter. But let me be clear here, we have the option not to pay rent, just like we have the option not to do treatments.
I'm motivated by how much better I feel after doing my treatments. It would be so easy to skip a treatment and do something else, but the thing is, I know I'll pay for it. Like if I skip an evening treatment, when I wake up in the morning I'm all junky and wheezy. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of skipping treatments. I guess if/when a cure is ever found, it would be a hell of a lot more effective the healthier you are. I guess when it comes down to doing treatments, my survival instincts take over, call it motivation, or necessity, but when confronted with eventual death-which will occur if you quit your treatments, humans instinctively choose life. Like if you live in an apartment, surely nobody likes to pay rent, but we still do, why? Because we do want to have shelter. But let me be clear here, we have the option not to pay rent, just like we have the option not to do treatments.
I'm motivated by how much better I feel after doing my treatments. It would be so easy to skip a treatment and do something else, but the thing is, I know I'll pay for it. Like if I skip an evening treatment, when I wake up in the morning I'm all junky and wheezy. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons of skipping treatments. I guess if/when a cure is ever found, it would be a hell of a lot more effective the healthier you are. I guess when it comes down to doing treatments, my survival instincts take over, call it motivation, or necessity, but when confronted with eventual death-which will occur if you quit your treatments, humans instinctively choose life. Like if you live in an apartment, surely nobody likes to pay rent, but we still do, why? Because we do want to have shelter. But let me be clear here, we have the option not to pay rent, just like we have the option not to do treatments.
I'm very unmotivated just because I want to serve everyone and I have a lot to do in just a mere 24 hours. I tend to want to please everyone so the last thing I want to do is a treatment. However, now that I am older 34 and I see that the disease does progress, I need to do my treatments. So I do the best I can. But, you know what, a lot of times when I am feeling stressed and agitated; much of that is the result of feeling guilty for not taking the time and doing them.
I'm very unmotivated just because I want to serve everyone and I have a lot to do in just a mere 24 hours. I tend to want to please everyone so the last thing I want to do is a treatment. However, now that I am older 34 and I see that the disease does progress, I need to do my treatments. So I do the best I can. But, you know what, a lot of times when I am feeling stressed and agitated; much of that is the result of feeling guilty for not taking the time and doing them.
I'm very unmotivated just because I want to serve everyone and I have a lot to do in just a mere 24 hours. I tend to want to please everyone so the last thing I want to do is a treatment. However, now that I am older 34 and I see that the disease does progress, I need to do my treatments. So I do the best I can. But, you know what, a lot of times when I am feeling stressed and agitated; much of that is the result of feeling guilty for not taking the time and doing them.
I'm very unmotivated just because I want to serve everyone and I have a lot to do in just a mere 24 hours. I tend to want to please everyone so the last thing I want to do is a treatment. However, now that I am older 34 and I see that the disease does progress, I need to do my treatments. So I do the best I can. But, you know what, a lot of times when I am feeling stressed and agitated; much of that is the result of feeling guilty for not taking the time and doing them.
I'm very unmotivated just because I want to serve everyone and I have a lot to do in just a mere 24 hours. I tend to want to please everyone so the last thing I want to do is a treatment. However, now that I am older 34 and I see that the disease does progress, I need to do my treatments. So I do the best I can. But, you know what, a lot of times when I am feeling stressed and agitated; much of that is the result of feeling guilty for not taking the time and doing them.
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welshwitch
Guest
One of the techniques I have learned to combat CF is to live like a major athlete--biking, running, walking, lifting! It truly for me is the best way to combat CF AND stay motivated. Fighting back via putting my body through rigorous training really helps. I definitely recommend stepping up your workout regimen if you haven't already, eating a ton and basically constantly pushing your body to its limits (in a good way). The results are beyond my wildest dreams--I still wake up with CF every day, but every day I have an arsenal of ways to combat it. It's the best.
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welshwitch
Guest
One of the techniques I have learned to combat CF is to live like a major athlete--biking, running, walking, lifting! It truly for me is the best way to combat CF AND stay motivated. Fighting back via putting my body through rigorous training really helps. I definitely recommend stepping up your workout regimen if you haven't already, eating a ton and basically constantly pushing your body to its limits (in a good way). The results are beyond my wildest dreams--I still wake up with CF every day, but every day I have an arsenal of ways to combat it. It's the best.
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welshwitch
Guest
One of the techniques I have learned to combat CF is to live like a major athlete--biking, running, walking, lifting! It truly for me is the best way to combat CF AND stay motivated. Fighting back via putting my body through rigorous training really helps. I definitely recommend stepping up your workout regimen if you haven't already, eating a ton and basically constantly pushing your body to its limits (in a good way). The results are beyond my wildest dreams--I still wake up with CF every day, but every day I have an arsenal of ways to combat it. It's the best.
W
welshwitch
Guest
One of the techniques I have learned to combat CF is to live like a major athlete--biking, running, walking, lifting! It truly for me is the best way to combat CF AND stay motivated. Fighting back via putting my body through rigorous training really helps. I definitely recommend stepping up your workout regimen if you haven't already, eating a ton and basically constantly pushing your body to its limits (in a good way). The results are beyond my wildest dreams--I still wake up with CF every day, but every day I have an arsenal of ways to combat it. It's the best.
W
welshwitch
Guest
One of the techniques I have learned to combat CF is to live like a major athlete--biking, running, walking, lifting! It truly for me is the best way to combat CF AND stay motivated. Fighting back via putting my body through rigorous training really helps. I definitely recommend stepping up your workout regimen if you haven't already, eating a ton and basically constantly pushing your body to its limits (in a good way). The results are beyond my wildest dreams--I still wake up with CF every day, but every day I have an arsenal of ways to combat it. It's the best.