Possibly moving to South Carolina

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Start date Mar 17, 2008

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Mar 17, 2008

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There is a possibility that we may be moving to South Carolina. I dont know what part of SC yet. I am searching for anyone who lives there and brings their child to a CF Center. The name of the center or a contact number would be great. Or if anyone has advice on a different center that they recommend. thanks
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Elizabeth
mama to Aidan w/CF 2yr old

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There is a possibility that we may be moving to South Carolina. I dont know what part of SC yet. I am searching for anyone who lives there and brings their child to a CF Center. The name of the center or a contact number would be great. Or if anyone has advice on a different center that they recommend. thanks
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Elizabeth
mama to Aidan w/CF 2yr old

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#3

There is a possibility that we may be moving to South Carolina. I dont know what part of SC yet. I am searching for anyone who lives there and brings their child to a CF Center. The name of the center or a contact number would be great. Or if anyone has advice on a different center that they recommend. thanks
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Elizabeth
mama to Aidan w/CF 2yr old

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biz

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Mar 17, 2008

#4

There is a possibility that we may be moving to South Carolina. I dont know what part of SC yet. I am searching for anyone who lives there and brings their child to a CF Center. The name of the center or a contact number would be great. Or if anyone has advice on a different center that they recommend. thanks
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Elizabeth
mama to Aidan w/CF 2yr old

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biz

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Mar 17, 2008

#5

There is a possibility that we may be moving to South Carolina. I dont know what part of SC yet. I am searching for anyone who lives there and brings their child to a CF Center. The name of the center or a contact number would be great. Or if anyone has advice on a different center that they recommend. thanks
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<br />Elizabeth
<br />mama to Aidan w/CF 2yr old

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TonyaH

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Mar 17, 2008

#6

If you are in the northern part of South Carolina, you may want to consider UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We love it!

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TonyaH

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Mar 17, 2008

#7

If you are in the northern part of South Carolina, you may want to consider UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We love it!

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TonyaH

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Mar 17, 2008

#8

If you are in the northern part of South Carolina, you may want to consider UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We love it!

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TonyaH

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Mar 17, 2008

#9

If you are in the northern part of South Carolina, you may want to consider UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We love it!

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TonyaH

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Mar 17, 2008

#10

If you are in the northern part of South Carolina, you may want to consider UNC in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We love it!

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JennifersHope

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Mar 17, 2008

#11

I live in SC, I go to the adult CF center in COlumbia, I love my Dr.. DR Perkins, Not a fan of the man doctor but I won't say his name on the internet because I am a professional, and I also work with them Professionally.... on occasion...

Dr Perkins is amazing, but she is adults.... They also have a childrens CF center there, They actually have a very large Children's hospital there and a brand new free standing hospital that is just opening up soon,

I know in Charleston they have the MUSC, which is a kick butt CF center as well.... My doctor in NJ, who I highly respect liked the adult CF doctor there at MUSC, I also work in a Children's emergency room and at times we see a lot of the children from the Medically Fragile Children's program from there, They do a wonderful job........

If you are moving to the Columbia area, let me know and I will get the names of the Peds CF center from my doctor, either one you chose, Columbia and Charleston are only about 1 1/2 hours from each other so you can choose.

BTW, I don't know where you are living now, But I moved here in OCtober from the North and I am in LOVE with the South... especially SC...... The people are so nice, the weather is amazing... ( I am dreading the hot summers) but it is nice here.. once you get past the accent of understanding everyone....

Best of luck

Jennifer

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JennifersHope

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Mar 17, 2008

#12

I live in SC, I go to the adult CF center in COlumbia, I love my Dr.. DR Perkins, Not a fan of the man doctor but I won't say his name on the internet because I am a professional, and I also work with them Professionally.... on occasion...

Dr Perkins is amazing, but she is adults.... They also have a childrens CF center there, They actually have a very large Children's hospital there and a brand new free standing hospital that is just opening up soon,

I know in Charleston they have the MUSC, which is a kick butt CF center as well.... My doctor in NJ, who I highly respect liked the adult CF doctor there at MUSC, I also work in a Children's emergency room and at times we see a lot of the children from the Medically Fragile Children's program from there, They do a wonderful job........

If you are moving to the Columbia area, let me know and I will get the names of the Peds CF center from my doctor, either one you chose, Columbia and Charleston are only about 1 1/2 hours from each other so you can choose.

BTW, I don't know where you are living now, But I moved here in OCtober from the North and I am in LOVE with the South... especially SC...... The people are so nice, the weather is amazing... ( I am dreading the hot summers) but it is nice here.. once you get past the accent of understanding everyone....

Best of luck

Jennifer

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JennifersHope

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Mar 17, 2008

#13

I live in SC, I go to the adult CF center in COlumbia, I love my Dr.. DR Perkins, Not a fan of the man doctor but I won't say his name on the internet because I am a professional, and I also work with them Professionally.... on occasion...

Dr Perkins is amazing, but she is adults.... They also have a childrens CF center there, They actually have a very large Children's hospital there and a brand new free standing hospital that is just opening up soon,

I know in Charleston they have the MUSC, which is a kick butt CF center as well.... My doctor in NJ, who I highly respect liked the adult CF doctor there at MUSC, I also work in a Children's emergency room and at times we see a lot of the children from the Medically Fragile Children's program from there, They do a wonderful job........

If you are moving to the Columbia area, let me know and I will get the names of the Peds CF center from my doctor, either one you chose, Columbia and Charleston are only about 1 1/2 hours from each other so you can choose.

BTW, I don't know where you are living now, But I moved here in OCtober from the North and I am in LOVE with the South... especially SC...... The people are so nice, the weather is amazing... ( I am dreading the hot summers) but it is nice here.. once you get past the accent of understanding everyone....

Best of luck

Jennifer

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JennifersHope

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Mar 17, 2008

#14

I live in SC, I go to the adult CF center in COlumbia, I love my Dr.. DR Perkins, Not a fan of the man doctor but I won't say his name on the internet because I am a professional, and I also work with them Professionally.... on occasion...

Dr Perkins is amazing, but she is adults.... They also have a childrens CF center there, They actually have a very large Children's hospital there and a brand new free standing hospital that is just opening up soon,

I know in Charleston they have the MUSC, which is a kick butt CF center as well.... My doctor in NJ, who I highly respect liked the adult CF doctor there at MUSC, I also work in a Children's emergency room and at times we see a lot of the children from the Medically Fragile Children's program from there, They do a wonderful job........

If you are moving to the Columbia area, let me know and I will get the names of the Peds CF center from my doctor, either one you chose, Columbia and Charleston are only about 1 1/2 hours from each other so you can choose.

BTW, I don't know where you are living now, But I moved here in OCtober from the North and I am in LOVE with the South... especially SC...... The people are so nice, the weather is amazing... ( I am dreading the hot summers) but it is nice here.. once you get past the accent of understanding everyone....

Best of luck

Jennifer

J

JennifersHope

New member

Mar 17, 2008

#15

I live in SC, I go to the adult CF center in COlumbia, I love my Dr.. DR Perkins, Not a fan of the man doctor but I won't say his name on the internet because I am a professional, and I also work with them Professionally.... on occasion...
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<br />Dr Perkins is amazing, but she is adults.... They also have a childrens CF center there, They actually have a very large Children's hospital there and a brand new free standing hospital that is just opening up soon,
<br />
<br />I know in Charleston they have the MUSC, which is a kick butt CF center as well.... My doctor in NJ, who I highly respect liked the adult CF doctor there at MUSC, I also work in a Children's emergency room and at times we see a lot of the children from the Medically Fragile Children's program from there, They do a wonderful job........
<br />
<br />If you are moving to the Columbia area, let me know and I will get the names of the Peds CF center from my doctor, either one you chose, Columbia and Charleston are only about 1 1/2 hours from each other so you can choose.
<br />
<br />BTW, I don't know where you are living now, But I moved here in OCtober from the North and I am in LOVE with the South... especially SC...... The people are so nice, the weather is amazing... ( I am dreading the hot summers) but it is nice here.. once you get past the accent of understanding everyone....
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<br />Best of luck
<br />
<br />Jennifer

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Justsmurfin

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Mar 17, 2008

#16

I was diagnosed at MUSC Children's hospital in Charleston. Dr.Bowman is a great doctor, the RT who I believe is still there is awesome and the Children's hospital is great in general. Dr.Bowman was the only ped CF doc when I went there but I know they have more now

I've also heard good things about Columbia however I only live an hour from Charleston, about 3 hours from Columbia so in my case that played a huge part in chosing

The new patient phone number for the peds CF clinic at MUSC is (843) 792-1414 or toll free 1-800-424-MUSC.

They only have clinic on tuesdays 8AM to 12PM

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Justsmurfin

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Mar 17, 2008

#17

I was diagnosed at MUSC Children's hospital in Charleston. Dr.Bowman is a great doctor, the RT who I believe is still there is awesome and the Children's hospital is great in general. Dr.Bowman was the only ped CF doc when I went there but I know they have more now

I've also heard good things about Columbia however I only live an hour from Charleston, about 3 hours from Columbia so in my case that played a huge part in chosing

The new patient phone number for the peds CF clinic at MUSC is (843) 792-1414 or toll free 1-800-424-MUSC.

They only have clinic on tuesdays 8AM to 12PM

J

Justsmurfin

New member

Mar 17, 2008

#18

I was diagnosed at MUSC Children's hospital in Charleston. Dr.Bowman is a great doctor, the RT who I believe is still there is awesome and the Children's hospital is great in general. Dr.Bowman was the only ped CF doc when I went there but I know they have more now

I've also heard good things about Columbia however I only live an hour from Charleston, about 3 hours from Columbia so in my case that played a huge part in chosing

The new patient phone number for the peds CF clinic at MUSC is (843) 792-1414 or toll free 1-800-424-MUSC.

They only have clinic on tuesdays 8AM to 12PM

J

Justsmurfin

New member

Mar 17, 2008

#19

I was diagnosed at MUSC Children's hospital in Charleston. Dr.Bowman is a great doctor, the RT who I believe is still there is awesome and the Children's hospital is great in general. Dr.Bowman was the only ped CF doc when I went there but I know they have more now

I've also heard good things about Columbia however I only live an hour from Charleston, about 3 hours from Columbia so in my case that played a huge part in chosing

The new patient phone number for the peds CF clinic at MUSC is (843) 792-1414 or toll free 1-800-424-MUSC.

They only have clinic on tuesdays 8AM to 12PM

J

Justsmurfin

New member

Mar 17, 2008

#20

I was diagnosed at MUSC Children's hospital in Charleston. Dr.Bowman is a great doctor, the RT who I believe is still there is awesome and the Children's hospital is great in general. Dr.Bowman was the only ped CF doc when I went there but I know they have more now
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<br />I've also heard good things about Columbia however I only live an hour from Charleston, about 3 hours from Columbia so in my case that played a huge part in chosing
<br />
<br />The new patient phone number for the peds CF clinic at MUSC is (843) 792-1414 or toll free 1-800-424-MUSC.
<br />
<br />They only have clinic on tuesdays 8AM to 12PM

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