Re: Re: Good Afternoon to you all

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Beth,

North Carolina is sooooo beautiful. I love it there. Enjoy.

Hugs, Joyce PF 1997

Joyce,

I couldn't agree more. I love North Carolina! My sister Amy lives in the middle part of the state a little west of Durham with her husband and my two neices and Grace. My son Matt lives in the far western part of NC near Boone, in the Blue Ridge mountains.

God willing I hope to move down to NC (the Durham area) sometime in the next year. I've wanted to for a long time but for various reasons the timing hasn't worked. I think God was having me wait for several reasons but I think that the time may be approaching for me to be able to get out of NY. I've always felt like a "mis-assigned southerner". LOL

Hugs right back to you Joyce!

Beth IPF 06/06Draw close. Hold hands. Life is short. God is good.

Good Afternoon to you all> > > > My name is Fran, I never in a million years thought I would ever be > > doing this, my husband a former fire fighter for the City of Calgary > > (Canada) has been battling this disease for years doctors 1st thought > > it was asthma due to the fact it runs in his family and of course

his > > job, he was told he had IPF in May 2006 and without a lung transplant > > he would have 2-5 years to live. Since then I have been searching the > > web for answers and ways to handle this dieses, I stumbled onto your > > web site, found it most informative and best of all I can talk to live > > people who are facing the same things my husband and I are. I have > > been encouraging my husband to get to this site and read and learn, > > and best of all he can talk with people who are going through the same > > fears and questions he is. My question to you all is how do you find > > traveling outside your country with the oxygen. We are hoping to take > > a Christmas vacation to either Mexico or Hawaii (get out of the snow > > belt) the thought of leaving Canada scares us, how did you handle this > > (oxygen?? away from support group and

doctors???)> >>