, of course, you are right. But, I still want to know. I'm on Prozac and Amitriptylin...I've always been a person that needs to know how things are going to work out. I get impatient with "things" - that's one reason I love to do my jewelry - inst

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, of course, you are right. But, I still want to know. I'm on Prozac and Amitriptylin...I've always been a person that needs to know how things are going to work out. I get impatient with "things" - that's one reason I love to do my jewelry - instant gratification! I believe I have lots of years left - and I'm not looking for the morbid. Joy 3/6linda arnold wrote: Dear Joy, I know it is hard, but you must stop thinking of the progression of this

disease, and start living each and every day to the best of your ability. Depression sneaks up on us if we continue to think " am I getting worse?- I think I'm getting worse. You might need to talk to your dr about antidepressants. We don't always realize we are depressed because of the fatigue and the inability to do what we want. May God watch over you and reach out his healing hand to you and each one on the board. HP 6/06 TN joynoel3208 <joynoel3208> wrote: Can we know of a certain, or pretty certain, order of progression of IPF? I know it starts with SOB, and

cough - that's where I am presently....holding. But, I keep thinking what will be the next stage of this disease....can't help it I think about this all the time....Thanks, Joy 3/6 Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. Joy (IPF 3/06) Today is a gift for each of us. Enjoy it.