i need help with a project

anonymous

New member
hey my name is ashley i dont have cf but i need information for a school project i have read books and stuff but i would like to have an emotional edge so could someone with cf tell me about their medication and how they take it and does it hurt???? Help is greatly appreaceated thank you


**ashley**
 
i know the enzyms deffinatly dont hurt...just like swallowing tylenol but sometimes 4/8 at once...depends what type of meds you have...but i dont have it bad..i honestly dont know how bad it can get...ask around...<img src="i/expressions/rose.gif" border="0">
 

shamrock

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Please please please Ashley, I don't mean to be rude or anything, but this "school project" thing has been asked SOOOOO many times. Please read the other topics and you shoulld find your information there. I sometimes feel like an experiment when "project" people come here and ask that question!<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif" border="0"><img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif" border="0"> Otherwise as I replied to the last "project" person, ask SPECIFIC questions. Thanks
Oh and medication differs from person to person depending on what you're treating and what bacteria you're treating.
 
Hey Ashley! I do have CF, and you'll have a good report if you read this post. First, cf affects the lungs and digestive system. We have very thick mucus, and not enough water(that's our lung problem). Our digestive problem is that we don't have enough enzymes(which break down and use food) to digest food. So we take artificial enzymes, and you just swallow them, they don't hurt. Most of our treatments are painless. However, when we go to the hospital, it's a different ball game. Usually we get many shots, all kinds of medications(some painful, some disgusting) until we get better. NOTE: This is just an outline. And as a bonus, many CF patients feel a special bond with each other(at least I do). Hope you do good on your report!
In Christ,
 
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