Question burning the top of my head

lostindreamz · Jun 5, 2009

i can also speak from the "other" side on this topic. i met my late husband when i was 24. i loved him for who he was, his CF had nothing to do with it. i learned a lot about his illness from him, more from reading about it. we certainly had our ups and our downs stemming from his illness but that was mostly because he chose to be about 90% non-compliant with his treatments. he always chose to wait until the last minute to go in for clean-ups. i knew all about the "in sickness or health" vow and i unfortunately went through the "til death do us part" thing. i wouldn't change a single thing about our relationship though.

lostindreamz · Jun 5, 2009

i can also speak from the "other" side on this topic. i met my late husband when i was 24. i loved him for who he was, his CF had nothing to do with it. i learned a lot about his illness from him, more from reading about it. we certainly had our ups and our downs stemming from his illness but that was mostly because he chose to be about 90% non-compliant with his treatments. he always chose to wait until the last minute to go in for clean-ups. i knew all about the "in sickness or health" vow and i unfortunately went through the "til death do us part" thing. i wouldn't change a single thing about our relationship though.

lostindreamz · Jun 5, 2009

i can also speak from the "other" side on this topic. i met my late husband when i was 24. i loved him for who he was, his CF had nothing to do with it. i learned a lot about his illness from him, more from reading about it. we certainly had our ups and our downs stemming from his illness but that was mostly because he chose to be about 90% non-compliant with his treatments. he always chose to wait until the last minute to go in for clean-ups. i knew all about the "in sickness or health" vow and i unfortunately went through the "til death do us part" thing. i wouldn't change a single thing about our relationship though.

lostindreamz · Jun 5, 2009

i can also speak from the "other" side on this topic. i met my late husband when i was 24. i loved him for who he was, his CF had nothing to do with it. i learned a lot about his illness from him, more from reading about it. we certainly had our ups and our downs stemming from his illness but that was mostly because he chose to be about 90% non-compliant with his treatments. he always chose to wait until the last minute to go in for clean-ups. i knew all about the "in sickness or health" vow and i unfortunately went through the "til death do us part" thing. i wouldn't change a single thing about our relationship though.

lostindreamz · Jun 5, 2009

i can also speak from the "other" side on this topic. i met my late husband when i was 24. i loved him for who he was, his CF had nothing to do with it. i learned a lot about his illness from him, more from reading about it. we certainly had our ups and our downs stemming from his illness but that was mostly because he chose to be about 90% non-compliant with his treatments. he always chose to wait until the last minute to go in for clean-ups. i knew all about the "in sickness or health" vow and i unfortunately went through the "til death do us part" thing. i wouldn't change a single thing about our relationship though.

JasonDBrown · Jun 5, 2009

Quit putting the P**** on a pedestal... I heared that somewhere. A movie I think, but anyway.

Look, for every girl that may be turned off by the coughing there is another that is not. Try this... go to a Bar, or any other public place, and just talk. Approach every woman you see, introduce yourself... Don't throw down the CF bomb right away, but yeah. In my experience, for every 10 girls that say no, one will say yes. Remember that the prettiest girls out there are not hard to get talking, because most guys are too nervous to approach them. What can you lose? Don't spit out cheesy lines... just be yourself... with a bit more confidence.

You can NEVER find the right one, if you NEVER try. I have issues with my coughing too, but I learned to push pass that... otherwise I would have never allowed myself to be happy.

Hold you head up high, get brash, get cocky and show the women who see you the confidence that you have, they will look beyond everything else... trust me.

Go practice, all they can say is no... right. You are not going out there to find a girlfriend, you are going out there to try out this experiment, but if you do find one along the way... it's not a bad thing.

Good luck!

-Jason, 34 yrs w/CF ...and beautiful 23 year old wife w/o CF.

JasonDBrown · Jun 5, 2009

Quit putting the P**** on a pedestal... I heared that somewhere. A movie I think, but anyway.

Look, for every girl that may be turned off by the coughing there is another that is not. Try this... go to a Bar, or any other public place, and just talk. Approach every woman you see, introduce yourself... Don't throw down the CF bomb right away, but yeah. In my experience, for every 10 girls that say no, one will say yes. Remember that the prettiest girls out there are not hard to get talking, because most guys are too nervous to approach them. What can you lose? Don't spit out cheesy lines... just be yourself... with a bit more confidence.

You can NEVER find the right one, if you NEVER try. I have issues with my coughing too, but I learned to push pass that... otherwise I would have never allowed myself to be happy.

Hold you head up high, get brash, get cocky and show the women who see you the confidence that you have, they will look beyond everything else... trust me.

Go practice, all they can say is no... right. You are not going out there to find a girlfriend, you are going out there to try out this experiment, but if you do find one along the way... it's not a bad thing.

Good luck!

-Jason, 34 yrs w/CF ...and beautiful 23 year old wife w/o CF.

JasonDBrown · Jun 5, 2009

Quit putting the P**** on a pedestal... I heared that somewhere. A movie I think, but anyway.

Look, for every girl that may be turned off by the coughing there is another that is not. Try this... go to a Bar, or any other public place, and just talk. Approach every woman you see, introduce yourself... Don't throw down the CF bomb right away, but yeah. In my experience, for every 10 girls that say no, one will say yes. Remember that the prettiest girls out there are not hard to get talking, because most guys are too nervous to approach them. What can you lose? Don't spit out cheesy lines... just be yourself... with a bit more confidence.

You can NEVER find the right one, if you NEVER try. I have issues with my coughing too, but I learned to push pass that... otherwise I would have never allowed myself to be happy.

Hold you head up high, get brash, get cocky and show the women who see you the confidence that you have, they will look beyond everything else... trust me.

Go practice, all they can say is no... right. You are not going out there to find a girlfriend, you are going out there to try out this experiment, but if you do find one along the way... it's not a bad thing.

Good luck!

-Jason, 34 yrs w/CF ...and beautiful 23 year old wife w/o CF.

JasonDBrown · Jun 5, 2009

Quit putting the P**** on a pedestal... I heared that somewhere. A movie I think, but anyway.

Look, for every girl that may be turned off by the coughing there is another that is not. Try this... go to a Bar, or any other public place, and just talk. Approach every woman you see, introduce yourself... Don't throw down the CF bomb right away, but yeah. In my experience, for every 10 girls that say no, one will say yes. Remember that the prettiest girls out there are not hard to get talking, because most guys are too nervous to approach them. What can you lose? Don't spit out cheesy lines... just be yourself... with a bit more confidence.

You can NEVER find the right one, if you NEVER try. I have issues with my coughing too, but I learned to push pass that... otherwise I would have never allowed myself to be happy.

Hold you head up high, get brash, get cocky and show the women who see you the confidence that you have, they will look beyond everything else... trust me.

Go practice, all they can say is no... right. You are not going out there to find a girlfriend, you are going out there to try out this experiment, but if you do find one along the way... it's not a bad thing.

Good luck!

-Jason, 34 yrs w/CF ...and beautiful 23 year old wife w/o CF.

JasonDBrown · Jun 5, 2009

Quit putting the P**** on a pedestal... I heared that somewhere. A movie I think, but anyway.
 
 Look, for every girl that may be turned off by the coughing there is another that is not. Try this... go to a Bar, or any other public place, and just talk. Approach every woman you see, introduce yourself... Don't throw down the CF bomb right away, but yeah. In my experience, for every 10 girls that say no, one will say yes. Remember that the prettiest girls out there are not hard to get talking, because most guys are too nervous to approach them. What can you lose? Don't spit out cheesy lines... just be yourself... with a bit more confidence.
 
 You can NEVER find the right one, if you NEVER try. I have issues with my coughing too, but I learned to push pass that... otherwise I would have never allowed myself to be happy.
 
 Hold you head up high, get brash, get cocky and show the women who see you the confidence that you have, they will look beyond everything else... trust me.
 
 Go practice, all they can say is no... right. You are not going out there to find a girlfriend, you are going out there to try out this experiment, but if you do find one along the way... it's not a bad thing.
 
 Good luck!
 
 -Jason, 34 yrs w/CF ...and beautiful 23 year old wife w/o CF.

erock77 · Jun 7, 2009

All pretty good adivce, Jason, the quote is from "40 year old virgin" and its sound advice.

Like many young fellows, myself included, the biggest obstacle in 'getting' girls is confidence. It sounds like you've got some issues with that and it won't be cured overnight, you're putting too much emphasis on the CF. CF isn't you, it's an aspect of you. Everybody has disgusting bodily functions, we just have a special one. And it's rare anyone else ever sees my mucus even though I cough up a ton every day. Maybe your focus on coughing is making you cough more, learn to play it off as not a big deal, everyone coughs sometimes. If a stranger seems concerned you don't need to go into a serious diatribe about CF, I used to to just say "yeah I got bad asthma and sh*t", which is kind of true. It may not be the coughing that turns girls off from you, it could be your attitude or how you handle it, or I'm sure part of it is your insecurity about coughing is making you believe everybody is repelled away when in fact they may not have noticed. So try to lighten up around people, easier said than done I know. Try and change your mindset from relationship as just introducing and chatting with a girl you think seems cool, then casual dating "hey you wanna go....", then you can start worrying about relationship stuff.

Like others said, you don't have to break out the CF bomb until your comfortable, the girl you're interested in also has skeletons she's hiding from you until you get into a comfort zone. I usually tell her about CF when I feel comfortable and its obvious she wants an explanation, then I slowly bring them into my CF world until she's just a natural partner. I've wondered why a girl would volunteer to be part of this world, but I'm not going to reject them if I'm interested to save them the hassle. Eventually they know what they're getting into and in most cases they just want to share their time and life with us.

I've had a wonderfully caring and supportive girlfriend for the last 3 years, she still thinks my mucus is gross, but she recognizes there's much more to me and that my dealing with CF and my attitude have played a part in the cool interesting person she sees in me. That's not to say it didn't take me a while to get to this understanding.

So in the long run, we're all dead. We don't know when it's going to happen so just enjoy the ride and make the best with the time you have.
Good luck on your romantic conquests.

erock77 · Jun 7, 2009

All pretty good adivce, Jason, the quote is from "40 year old virgin" and its sound advice.

Like many young fellows, myself included, the biggest obstacle in 'getting' girls is confidence. It sounds like you've got some issues with that and it won't be cured overnight, you're putting too much emphasis on the CF. CF isn't you, it's an aspect of you. Everybody has disgusting bodily functions, we just have a special one. And it's rare anyone else ever sees my mucus even though I cough up a ton every day. Maybe your focus on coughing is making you cough more, learn to play it off as not a big deal, everyone coughs sometimes. If a stranger seems concerned you don't need to go into a serious diatribe about CF, I used to to just say "yeah I got bad asthma and sh*t", which is kind of true. It may not be the coughing that turns girls off from you, it could be your attitude or how you handle it, or I'm sure part of it is your insecurity about coughing is making you believe everybody is repelled away when in fact they may not have noticed. So try to lighten up around people, easier said than done I know. Try and change your mindset from relationship as just introducing and chatting with a girl you think seems cool, then casual dating "hey you wanna go....", then you can start worrying about relationship stuff.

Like others said, you don't have to break out the CF bomb until your comfortable, the girl you're interested in also has skeletons she's hiding from you until you get into a comfort zone. I usually tell her about CF when I feel comfortable and its obvious she wants an explanation, then I slowly bring them into my CF world until she's just a natural partner. I've wondered why a girl would volunteer to be part of this world, but I'm not going to reject them if I'm interested to save them the hassle. Eventually they know what they're getting into and in most cases they just want to share their time and life with us.

I've had a wonderfully caring and supportive girlfriend for the last 3 years, she still thinks my mucus is gross, but she recognizes there's much more to me and that my dealing with CF and my attitude have played a part in the cool interesting person she sees in me. That's not to say it didn't take me a while to get to this understanding.

So in the long run, we're all dead. We don't know when it's going to happen so just enjoy the ride and make the best with the time you have.
Good luck on your romantic conquests.

erock77 · Jun 7, 2009

All pretty good adivce, Jason, the quote is from "40 year old virgin" and its sound advice.

Like many young fellows, myself included, the biggest obstacle in 'getting' girls is confidence. It sounds like you've got some issues with that and it won't be cured overnight, you're putting too much emphasis on the CF. CF isn't you, it's an aspect of you. Everybody has disgusting bodily functions, we just have a special one. And it's rare anyone else ever sees my mucus even though I cough up a ton every day. Maybe your focus on coughing is making you cough more, learn to play it off as not a big deal, everyone coughs sometimes. If a stranger seems concerned you don't need to go into a serious diatribe about CF, I used to to just say "yeah I got bad asthma and sh*t", which is kind of true. It may not be the coughing that turns girls off from you, it could be your attitude or how you handle it, or I'm sure part of it is your insecurity about coughing is making you believe everybody is repelled away when in fact they may not have noticed. So try to lighten up around people, easier said than done I know. Try and change your mindset from relationship as just introducing and chatting with a girl you think seems cool, then casual dating "hey you wanna go....", then you can start worrying about relationship stuff.

Like others said, you don't have to break out the CF bomb until your comfortable, the girl you're interested in also has skeletons she's hiding from you until you get into a comfort zone. I usually tell her about CF when I feel comfortable and its obvious she wants an explanation, then I slowly bring them into my CF world until she's just a natural partner. I've wondered why a girl would volunteer to be part of this world, but I'm not going to reject them if I'm interested to save them the hassle. Eventually they know what they're getting into and in most cases they just want to share their time and life with us.

I've had a wonderfully caring and supportive girlfriend for the last 3 years, she still thinks my mucus is gross, but she recognizes there's much more to me and that my dealing with CF and my attitude have played a part in the cool interesting person she sees in me. That's not to say it didn't take me a while to get to this understanding.

So in the long run, we're all dead. We don't know when it's going to happen so just enjoy the ride and make the best with the time you have.
Good luck on your romantic conquests.

erock77 · Jun 7, 2009

All pretty good adivce, Jason, the quote is from "40 year old virgin" and its sound advice.

Like many young fellows, myself included, the biggest obstacle in 'getting' girls is confidence. It sounds like you've got some issues with that and it won't be cured overnight, you're putting too much emphasis on the CF. CF isn't you, it's an aspect of you. Everybody has disgusting bodily functions, we just have a special one. And it's rare anyone else ever sees my mucus even though I cough up a ton every day. Maybe your focus on coughing is making you cough more, learn to play it off as not a big deal, everyone coughs sometimes. If a stranger seems concerned you don't need to go into a serious diatribe about CF, I used to to just say "yeah I got bad asthma and sh*t", which is kind of true. It may not be the coughing that turns girls off from you, it could be your attitude or how you handle it, or I'm sure part of it is your insecurity about coughing is making you believe everybody is repelled away when in fact they may not have noticed. So try to lighten up around people, easier said than done I know. Try and change your mindset from relationship as just introducing and chatting with a girl you think seems cool, then casual dating "hey you wanna go....", then you can start worrying about relationship stuff.

Like others said, you don't have to break out the CF bomb until your comfortable, the girl you're interested in also has skeletons she's hiding from you until you get into a comfort zone. I usually tell her about CF when I feel comfortable and its obvious she wants an explanation, then I slowly bring them into my CF world until she's just a natural partner. I've wondered why a girl would volunteer to be part of this world, but I'm not going to reject them if I'm interested to save them the hassle. Eventually they know what they're getting into and in most cases they just want to share their time and life with us.

I've had a wonderfully caring and supportive girlfriend for the last 3 years, she still thinks my mucus is gross, but she recognizes there's much more to me and that my dealing with CF and my attitude have played a part in the cool interesting person she sees in me. That's not to say it didn't take me a while to get to this understanding.

So in the long run, we're all dead. We don't know when it's going to happen so just enjoy the ride and make the best with the time you have.
Good luck on your romantic conquests.

erock77 · Jun 7, 2009

All pretty good adivce, Jason, the quote is from "40 year old virgin" and its sound advice.
 
 Like many young fellows, myself included, the biggest obstacle in 'getting' girls is confidence. It sounds like you've got some issues with that and it won't be cured overnight, you're putting too much emphasis on the CF. CF isn't you, it's an aspect of you. Everybody has disgusting bodily functions, we just have a special one. And it's rare anyone else ever sees my mucus even though I cough up a ton every day. Maybe your focus on coughing is making you cough more, learn to play it off as not a big deal, everyone coughs sometimes. If a stranger seems concerned you don't need to go into a serious diatribe about CF, I used to to just say "yeah I got bad asthma and sh*t", which is kind of true. It may not be the coughing that turns girls off from you, it could be your attitude or how you handle it, or I'm sure part of it is your insecurity about coughing is making you believe everybody is repelled away when in fact they may not have noticed. So try to lighten up around people, easier said than done I know. Try and change your mindset from relationship as just introducing and chatting with a girl you think seems cool, then casual dating "hey you wanna go....", then you can start worrying about relationship stuff.
 
 Like others said, you don't have to break out the CF bomb until your comfortable, the girl you're interested in also has skeletons she's hiding from you until you get into a comfort zone. I usually tell her about CF when I feel comfortable and its obvious she wants an explanation, then I slowly bring them into my CF world until she's just a natural partner. I've wondered why a girl would volunteer to be part of this world, but I'm not going to reject them if I'm interested to save them the hassle. Eventually they know what they're getting into and in most cases they just want to share their time and life with us.
 
 I've had a wonderfully caring and supportive girlfriend for the last 3 years, she still thinks my mucus is gross, but she recognizes there's much more to me and that my dealing with CF and my attitude have played a part in the cool interesting person she sees in me. That's not to say it didn't take me a while to get to this understanding.
 
 So in the long run, we're all dead. We don't know when it's going to happen so just enjoy the ride and make the best with the time you have.
 Good luck on your romantic conquests.

JasonDBrown · Jun 7, 2009

Also sound advise Eric... It's not going to happen over night, but we can't learn to play the guitar by just picking it up and hitting the strings. Practice just opening yourself up, it may start with a simple Hello, but always look the person you are talking to in the eyes.

When you get a hold of one, don't be too clingy. You are looking for something, but you do not want to seem despirate. Confident yes. "Trapping" No! Trapping leads to protective orders.

When you get one, make her chase you sometimes, it's a game they seem to enjoy.

When you go fishing do you want to catch a blue gill that is simple to real in... or would you like to land a shark, somewhat dangerous, unpredictable, and tough as hell to bring into shore.

I am not saying be a Prick, but leave them guessing a bit...

Being clingy will get your heart broken, quick like.

We shouldn't worry about all that now, just try to get a number.

... and Eric is correct, I have had 20 + friends die in my lifetime, and none have had CF. I was least likely to live and many are far gone. Traffic accients, drowning, drugs, not being cautious, murdered.

Nothing says that we are going to die at any spacific time... we are fighters from birth, and we have some of the strongest will power known to mankind. We don't hang our heads low because we have a "Problem" we tackle our problems head first, because we were born with a disadvantage, yet we learned to adapt and fight as children. We have no reason to hold our heads low my friend. Some people don't endure throughout their whole live what some of us endure in our first 5 years.

Which in my eyes leaves them with the disadvantage, because we are fighters.

Be proud of who you are, my CF is a blessing not a burdon.

-Jason, 34 w/CF

JasonDBrown · Jun 7, 2009

Also sound advise Eric... It's not going to happen over night, but we can't learn to play the guitar by just picking it up and hitting the strings. Practice just opening yourself up, it may start with a simple Hello, but always look the person you are talking to in the eyes.

When you get a hold of one, don't be too clingy. You are looking for something, but you do not want to seem despirate. Confident yes. "Trapping" No! Trapping leads to protective orders.

When you get one, make her chase you sometimes, it's a game they seem to enjoy.

When you go fishing do you want to catch a blue gill that is simple to real in... or would you like to land a shark, somewhat dangerous, unpredictable, and tough as hell to bring into shore.

I am not saying be a Prick, but leave them guessing a bit...

Being clingy will get your heart broken, quick like.

We shouldn't worry about all that now, just try to get a number.

... and Eric is correct, I have had 20 + friends die in my lifetime, and none have had CF. I was least likely to live and many are far gone. Traffic accients, drowning, drugs, not being cautious, murdered.

Nothing says that we are going to die at any spacific time... we are fighters from birth, and we have some of the strongest will power known to mankind. We don't hang our heads low because we have a "Problem" we tackle our problems head first, because we were born with a disadvantage, yet we learned to adapt and fight as children. We have no reason to hold our heads low my friend. Some people don't endure throughout their whole live what some of us endure in our first 5 years.

Which in my eyes leaves them with the disadvantage, because we are fighters.

Be proud of who you are, my CF is a blessing not a burdon.

-Jason, 34 w/CF

JasonDBrown · Jun 7, 2009

Also sound advise Eric... It's not going to happen over night, but we can't learn to play the guitar by just picking it up and hitting the strings. Practice just opening yourself up, it may start with a simple Hello, but always look the person you are talking to in the eyes.

When you get a hold of one, don't be too clingy. You are looking for something, but you do not want to seem despirate. Confident yes. "Trapping" No! Trapping leads to protective orders.

When you get one, make her chase you sometimes, it's a game they seem to enjoy.

When you go fishing do you want to catch a blue gill that is simple to real in... or would you like to land a shark, somewhat dangerous, unpredictable, and tough as hell to bring into shore.

I am not saying be a Prick, but leave them guessing a bit...

Being clingy will get your heart broken, quick like.

We shouldn't worry about all that now, just try to get a number.

... and Eric is correct, I have had 20 + friends die in my lifetime, and none have had CF. I was least likely to live and many are far gone. Traffic accients, drowning, drugs, not being cautious, murdered.

Nothing says that we are going to die at any spacific time... we are fighters from birth, and we have some of the strongest will power known to mankind. We don't hang our heads low because we have a "Problem" we tackle our problems head first, because we were born with a disadvantage, yet we learned to adapt and fight as children. We have no reason to hold our heads low my friend. Some people don't endure throughout their whole live what some of us endure in our first 5 years.

Which in my eyes leaves them with the disadvantage, because we are fighters.

Be proud of who you are, my CF is a blessing not a burdon.

-Jason, 34 w/CF

JasonDBrown · Jun 7, 2009

Also sound advise Eric... It's not going to happen over night, but we can't learn to play the guitar by just picking it up and hitting the strings. Practice just opening yourself up, it may start with a simple Hello, but always look the person you are talking to in the eyes.

When you get a hold of one, don't be too clingy. You are looking for something, but you do not want to seem despirate. Confident yes. "Trapping" No! Trapping leads to protective orders.

When you get one, make her chase you sometimes, it's a game they seem to enjoy.

When you go fishing do you want to catch a blue gill that is simple to real in... or would you like to land a shark, somewhat dangerous, unpredictable, and tough as hell to bring into shore.

I am not saying be a Prick, but leave them guessing a bit...

Being clingy will get your heart broken, quick like.

We shouldn't worry about all that now, just try to get a number.

... and Eric is correct, I have had 20 + friends die in my lifetime, and none have had CF. I was least likely to live and many are far gone. Traffic accients, drowning, drugs, not being cautious, murdered.

Nothing says that we are going to die at any spacific time... we are fighters from birth, and we have some of the strongest will power known to mankind. We don't hang our heads low because we have a "Problem" we tackle our problems head first, because we were born with a disadvantage, yet we learned to adapt and fight as children. We have no reason to hold our heads low my friend. Some people don't endure throughout their whole live what some of us endure in our first 5 years.

Which in my eyes leaves them with the disadvantage, because we are fighters.

Be proud of who you are, my CF is a blessing not a burdon.

-Jason, 34 w/CF

JasonDBrown · Jun 7, 2009

Also sound advise Eric... It's not going to happen over night, but we can't learn to play the guitar by just picking it up and hitting the strings. Practice just opening yourself up, it may start with a simple Hello, but always look the person you are talking to in the eyes.
 
 When you get a hold of one, don't be too clingy. You are looking for something, but you do not want to seem despirate. Confident yes. "Trapping" No! Trapping leads to protective orders.
 
 When you get one, make her chase you sometimes, it's a game they seem to enjoy.
 
 When you go fishing do you want to catch a blue gill that is simple to real in... or would you like to land a shark, somewhat dangerous, unpredictable, and tough as hell to bring into shore.
 
 I am not saying be a Prick, but leave them guessing a bit...
 
 Being clingy will get your heart broken, quick like.
 
 We shouldn't worry about all that now, just try to get a number.
 
 ... and Eric is correct, I have had 20 + friends die in my lifetime, and none have had CF. I was least likely to live and many are far gone. Traffic accients, drowning, drugs, not being cautious, murdered.
 
 Nothing says that we are going to die at any spacific time... we are fighters from birth, and we have some of the strongest will power known to mankind. We don't hang our heads low because we have a "Problem" we tackle our problems head first, because we were born with a disadvantage, yet we learned to adapt and fight as children. We have no reason to hold our heads low my friend. Some people don't endure throughout their whole live what some of us endure in our first 5 years.
 
 Which in my eyes leaves them with the disadvantage, because we are fighters.
 
 Be proud of who you are, my CF is a blessing not a burdon.
 
 -Jason, 34 w/CF

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