I got the OK to get pregnant

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tara83

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Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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tara83

Guest
Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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tara83

Guest
Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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tara83

Guest
Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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tara83

Guest
Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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tara83

Guest
Hi I am new to this site. I never knew there were so many cf women out there having more than one child and reaching full term of their pregnancy that is exciting news for me as i am planning to start trying for a child with my fiance after we are married on the 8th of march 2008 and my dream is to have two children. i am 23
 
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krisjohn53223

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Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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krisjohn53223

New member
Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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krisjohn53223

New member
Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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krisjohn53223

New member
Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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krisjohn53223

New member
Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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krisjohn53223

New member
Hi Tara83, welcome to the sight. I find it so helpful and like you, I had no idea so many women with Cf were having babies...LOVE IT!! Ok...rubyroselee...I was not on ibuprofen "treatment", but I did take about 800mg on average twice a day for my sinus headaches for years!! Like you, if I didn't take it I was miserable!! So, I stopped cold turkey and switched to Tylenol rapid release. It took about a week for my body to respond to the Tylenol, but eventually it did. In the past, tylenol nver worked for me. My lung function decreased a little during pregnancy, but they expected that from all the hormonal changes and eventually the baby pushing up on my lungs. After I had him, my PFT's went way back up and right now is the first time in 4 months that I've been sick, so that is good! My Cf doc told me some women do great (even better) after having a baby, and others go down hill fast. Looks like I'm doing better!! I never had any side effects from all the ibuprofen (not yet anyway!), and once I had my son, I went right back on it, but not as much. Now I only take 600mg once if day if I absolutely need it. It is safe to take while breastfeeding. Hope that helps. Feel free to PM me with any further questions.

Kris
 
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rubyroselee

New member
Thank you! Glad to hear you did well during and after the pregnancy.

And glad to hear that people were still allowed to take Advair during pregnancy.

<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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rubyroselee

New member
Thank you! Glad to hear you did well during and after the pregnancy.

And glad to hear that people were still allowed to take Advair during pregnancy.

<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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rubyroselee

New member
Thank you! Glad to hear you did well during and after the pregnancy.

And glad to hear that people were still allowed to take Advair during pregnancy.

<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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rubyroselee

New member
Thank you! Glad to hear you did well during and after the pregnancy.

And glad to hear that people were still allowed to take Advair during pregnancy.

<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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