gossipgirl808
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ok, so i know smoking isnt that good for cf, but i was wondering if drinking was too ? i mean, it doesnt seem like it is, but i just dont know cause this disease is so complicated. so help me ? thanks ( :
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is drinking bad ?
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gossipgirl808
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ok, so i know smoking isnt that good for cf, but i was wondering if drinking was too ? i mean, it doesnt seem like it is, but i just dont know cause this disease is so complicated. so help me ? thanks ( :
gossipgirl808
New member
ok, so i know smoking isnt that good for cf, but i was wondering if drinking was too ? i mean, it doesnt seem like it is, but i just dont know cause this disease is so complicated. so help me ? thanks ( :
gossipgirl808
New member
ok, so i know smoking isnt that good for cf, but i was wondering if drinking was too ? i mean, it doesnt seem like it is, but i just dont know cause this disease is so complicated. so help me ? thanks ( :
gossipgirl808
New member
ok, so i know smoking isnt that good for cf, but i was wondering if drinking was too ? i mean, it doesnt seem like it is, but i just dont know cause this disease is so complicated. so help me ? thanks ( :
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welshwitch
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Hey gossipgirl808--
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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welshwitch
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Hey gossipgirl808--
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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welshwitch
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Hey gossipgirl808--
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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welshwitch
Guest
Hey gossipgirl808--
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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welshwitch
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Hey gossipgirl808--
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<br />I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />I honestly think that for ME ( and I am not advocating underage drinking or anything like that) drinking is fine w. CF. Yes it dehydrates me a bit, but compared to smoking pot and cigarettes which i of course have done, it's no big deal. Plus, think of all those extra calories! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Transplantmommy
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IMO....no it is not fine. Not heavily drinking anyway and especially not for someone who is under age.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
Transplantmommy
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IMO....no it is not fine. Not heavily drinking anyway and especially not for someone who is under age.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
Transplantmommy
New member
IMO....no it is not fine. Not heavily drinking anyway and especially not for someone who is under age.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
Transplantmommy
New member
IMO....no it is not fine. Not heavily drinking anyway and especially not for someone who is under age.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
Transplantmommy
New member
IMO....no it is not fine. Not heavily drinking anyway and especially not for someone who is under age.
<br />
<br />What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
<br />
<br />Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.
<br />
<br />What most people don't know about CF is that it can attack your liver too. I have had maybe a whole 3 drinks in my life (and none of them were until I turned 21). I was diagnosed with Cirrhosis of the liver at the age of 14 and I am not the only CFer who has come across this issue. Needless to say, I had a liver transplant along with my lungs last year.
<br />
<br />Not every CFer will get liver issues but why chance it with drinking too? I'm not saying that having one or two drinks here and there is bad....I'm saying like every weekend with your friends (or by yourself) and drinking so much that you don't remember the next day, what happened the night before is bad.