Were you a rebellious (sp) kid?

Diane

New member
I have always been rebellious and defiant. Unfortunately i still am..........LOL
Not so much towards cf, i am just defiant in nature. I remember when i was going thru a divorce i went to a counselor and he asked me why i have to go thru life kicking and screaming. Why couldnt i ever just take the easy way out of things, and i realized then and there it is my nature to be rebellious and defiant. I have been this way my whole life, but i also tend to think it is also beneficial in my fight against cf.
 

Diane

New member
I have always been rebellious and defiant. Unfortunately i still am..........LOL
Not so much towards cf, i am just defiant in nature. I remember when i was going thru a divorce i went to a counselor and he asked me why i have to go thru life kicking and screaming. Why couldnt i ever just take the easy way out of things, and i realized then and there it is my nature to be rebellious and defiant. I have been this way my whole life, but i also tend to think it is also beneficial in my fight against cf.
 

Diane

New member
I have always been rebellious and defiant. Unfortunately i still am..........LOL
Not so much towards cf, i am just defiant in nature. I remember when i was going thru a divorce i went to a counselor and he asked me why i have to go thru life kicking and screaming. Why couldnt i ever just take the easy way out of things, and i realized then and there it is my nature to be rebellious and defiant. I have been this way my whole life, but i also tend to think it is also beneficial in my fight against cf.
 

Diane

New member
I have always been rebellious and defiant. Unfortunately i still am..........LOL
Not so much towards cf, i am just defiant in nature. I remember when i was going thru a divorce i went to a counselor and he asked me why i have to go thru life kicking and screaming. Why couldnt i ever just take the easy way out of things, and i realized then and there it is my nature to be rebellious and defiant. I have been this way my whole life, but i also tend to think it is also beneficial in my fight against cf.
 

Diane

New member
I have always been rebellious and defiant. Unfortunately i still am..........LOL
<br /> Not so much towards cf, i am just defiant in nature. I remember when i was going thru a divorce i went to a counselor and he asked me why i have to go thru life kicking and screaming. Why couldnt i ever just take the easy way out of things, and i realized then and there it is my nature to be rebellious and defiant. I have been this way my whole life, but i also tend to think it is also beneficial in my fight against cf.
 

mmmaaadworld

New member
a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental figures telling them to do their medication. after getting out on their own and being in control of their own meds and lives, they are more compliant.

i know that's how it was for me, at least <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

mmmaaadworld

New member
a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental figures telling them to do their medication. after getting out on their own and being in control of their own meds and lives, they are more compliant.

i know that's how it was for me, at least <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

mmmaaadworld

New member
a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental figures telling them to do their medication. after getting out on their own and being in control of their own meds and lives, they are more compliant.

i know that's how it was for me, at least <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

mmmaaadworld

New member
a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental figures telling them to do their medication. after getting out on their own and being in control of their own meds and lives, they are more compliant.

i know that's how it was for me, at least <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

mmmaaadworld

New member
a friend of mine interviewed me for a course on chronic illnesses. when i told her about my 'rebellious' stage, she informed me that generally, with disabilities or chronic illnesses, during teenage years a large majority of people rebel against their illness, and rebel against their parental figures telling them to do their medication. after getting out on their own and being in control of their own meds and lives, they are more compliant.
<br />
<br />i know that's how it was for me, at least <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

MurrensMama

New member
I definitely went through a rebellious phase. At first it was just directed toward CF and I refused to do the things that had always been a part of my life - take pills, eat extra calories, do treatments, cough. Later on it was more generalized, but there were outside reasons for that change.

Most of the friends I grew up with that have CF went through similar things to varying extents. I hated admitting that that was what I was doing, but I just wanted to be like everyone I knew that DIDN'T have CF.

It took a while before I finally realized that all the things I pushed away would help me to be more normal in the short and long term.
 

MurrensMama

New member
I definitely went through a rebellious phase. At first it was just directed toward CF and I refused to do the things that had always been a part of my life - take pills, eat extra calories, do treatments, cough. Later on it was more generalized, but there were outside reasons for that change.

Most of the friends I grew up with that have CF went through similar things to varying extents. I hated admitting that that was what I was doing, but I just wanted to be like everyone I knew that DIDN'T have CF.

It took a while before I finally realized that all the things I pushed away would help me to be more normal in the short and long term.
 

MurrensMama

New member
I definitely went through a rebellious phase. At first it was just directed toward CF and I refused to do the things that had always been a part of my life - take pills, eat extra calories, do treatments, cough. Later on it was more generalized, but there were outside reasons for that change.

Most of the friends I grew up with that have CF went through similar things to varying extents. I hated admitting that that was what I was doing, but I just wanted to be like everyone I knew that DIDN'T have CF.

It took a while before I finally realized that all the things I pushed away would help me to be more normal in the short and long term.
 

MurrensMama

New member
I definitely went through a rebellious phase. At first it was just directed toward CF and I refused to do the things that had always been a part of my life - take pills, eat extra calories, do treatments, cough. Later on it was more generalized, but there were outside reasons for that change.

Most of the friends I grew up with that have CF went through similar things to varying extents. I hated admitting that that was what I was doing, but I just wanted to be like everyone I knew that DIDN'T have CF.

It took a while before I finally realized that all the things I pushed away would help me to be more normal in the short and long term.
 

MurrensMama

New member
I definitely went through a rebellious phase. At first it was just directed toward CF and I refused to do the things that had always been a part of my life - take pills, eat extra calories, do treatments, cough. Later on it was more generalized, but there were outside reasons for that change.
<br />
<br />Most of the friends I grew up with that have CF went through similar things to varying extents. I hated admitting that that was what I was doing, but I just wanted to be like everyone I knew that DIDN'T have CF.
<br />
<br />It took a while before I finally realized that all the things I pushed away would help me to be more normal in the short and long term.
 
E

emerenta18

Guest
I was already quite rebellious before i was diagnosed with cf, from about 12 on, but once i was diagnosed at 14, i was a nightmare, my poor mother! it did settle, but it took a few years, i was totally against the whole cf routine, which i was suddenly supposed to participate in, now i still am a bit rebellious i guess, but I've definetely calmed down <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
E

emerenta18

Guest
I was already quite rebellious before i was diagnosed with cf, from about 12 on, but once i was diagnosed at 14, i was a nightmare, my poor mother! it did settle, but it took a few years, i was totally against the whole cf routine, which i was suddenly supposed to participate in, now i still am a bit rebellious i guess, but I've definetely calmed down <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
E

emerenta18

Guest
I was already quite rebellious before i was diagnosed with cf, from about 12 on, but once i was diagnosed at 14, i was a nightmare, my poor mother! it did settle, but it took a few years, i was totally against the whole cf routine, which i was suddenly supposed to participate in, now i still am a bit rebellious i guess, but I've definetely calmed down <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
E

emerenta18

Guest
I was already quite rebellious before i was diagnosed with cf, from about 12 on, but once i was diagnosed at 14, i was a nightmare, my poor mother! it did settle, but it took a few years, i was totally against the whole cf routine, which i was suddenly supposed to participate in, now i still am a bit rebellious i guess, but I've definetely calmed down <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
E

emerenta18

Guest
I was already quite rebellious before i was diagnosed with cf, from about 12 on, but once i was diagnosed at 14, i was a nightmare, my poor mother! it did settle, but it took a few years, i was totally against the whole cf routine, which i was suddenly supposed to participate in, now i still am a bit rebellious i guess, but I've definetely calmed down <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
 
Top