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thefrogprincess
New member
I remember bathing with my brother when we were little. He cultured psuedo long before I did. We shared all kinds of stuff, cups, utensils. You can take reasonable precautions but the bottom line is that the stuff is EVERYWHERE so don't make yourself crazy over this.
thefrogprincess
New member
I remember bathing with my brother when we were little. He cultured psuedo long before I did. We shared all kinds of stuff, cups, utensils. You can take reasonable precautions but the bottom line is that the stuff is EVERYWHERE so don't make yourself crazy over this.
thefrogprincess
New member
I remember bathing with my brother when we were little. He cultured psuedo long before I did. We shared all kinds of stuff, cups, utensils. You can take reasonable precautions but the bottom line is that the stuff is EVERYWHERE so don't make yourself crazy over this.
thefrogprincess
New member
I remember bathing with my brother when we were little. He cultured psuedo long before I did. We shared all kinds of stuff, cups, utensils. You can take reasonable precautions but the bottom line is that the stuff is EVERYWHERE so don't make yourself crazy over this.
thefrogprincess
New member
I remember bathing with my brother when we were little. He cultured psuedo long before I did. We shared all kinds of stuff, cups, utensils. You can take reasonable precautions but the bottom line is that the stuff is EVERYWHERE so don't make yourself crazy over this.
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I had to pipe in, too. My sister and I both have cf, and stressing over cross-contamination between siblings...well, I think it's kind of a worthless cause. As several people have said, these bugs can be picked up EVERYWHERE, not just from a sibling, and, also, when your back is turned they're sharing cups and toys and food, etc etc lol. Even as adults, my sister and I see each other several times a week, and we wouldn't have it any other way even if one of us did grow something before the other. We feel that our relationship is far more important than risking getting each other sick.
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I had to pipe in, too. My sister and I both have cf, and stressing over cross-contamination between siblings...well, I think it's kind of a worthless cause. As several people have said, these bugs can be picked up EVERYWHERE, not just from a sibling, and, also, when your back is turned they're sharing cups and toys and food, etc etc lol. Even as adults, my sister and I see each other several times a week, and we wouldn't have it any other way even if one of us did grow something before the other. We feel that our relationship is far more important than risking getting each other sick.
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I had to pipe in, too. My sister and I both have cf, and stressing over cross-contamination between siblings...well, I think it's kind of a worthless cause. As several people have said, these bugs can be picked up EVERYWHERE, not just from a sibling, and, also, when your back is turned they're sharing cups and toys and food, etc etc lol. Even as adults, my sister and I see each other several times a week, and we wouldn't have it any other way even if one of us did grow something before the other. We feel that our relationship is far more important than risking getting each other sick.
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I had to pipe in, too. My sister and I both have cf, and stressing over cross-contamination between siblings...well, I think it's kind of a worthless cause. As several people have said, these bugs can be picked up EVERYWHERE, not just from a sibling, and, also, when your back is turned they're sharing cups and toys and food, etc etc lol. Even as adults, my sister and I see each other several times a week, and we wouldn't have it any other way even if one of us did grow something before the other. We feel that our relationship is far more important than risking getting each other sick.
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I had to pipe in, too. My sister and I both have cf, and stressing over cross-contamination between siblings...well, I think it's kind of a worthless cause. As several people have said, these bugs can be picked up EVERYWHERE, not just from a sibling, and, also, when your back is turned they're sharing cups and toys and food, etc etc lol. Even as adults, my sister and I see each other several times a week, and we wouldn't have it any other way even if one of us did grow something before the other. We feel that our relationship is far more important than risking getting each other sick.
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<br />I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />I think that if they're in the same house, just take the appropriate precautions to keep both as healthy as possible, but don't sweat the little things that come with being siblings. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I did not know the loofah is a bad idea. i use one and i use one on my son(has cf). should i not use it on him. washing them in the laundry is a great idea. does it work to get rid of the pseudo?
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<br />Elizabeth
<br />mama to Aidan 2yr w/CF
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<br />Elizabeth
<br />mama to Aidan 2yr w/CF