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I have seen references made a couple of times now stating that

doctors have told parents that their child has a " mild "

or " moderate " case of CF. How can this be possible? Thats almost

like saying you are only kind of pregnant. I understand that CF

effects everyone differently and to different extremes. However, I

find it hard to beleive that there are different levels. How can you

have cf " mildly " ? You may not have extreme symptoms, but would'nt

you think that there is a difference between symptoms and the actual

disease. This bugs me. I would hate to think the doctors are saying

this to help ease the pain for the parents/child which I think is

misleading. lived with this disease for 9 years with no

complications, no severe or extreme symptoms, so does this mean that

she went from a " mild case " to a more " moderate case " , whats next?

Will she graduate to " well its not that bad yet " case which will

eventually lead to " theres no stopping it now " case? I just feel

like if a doctor tells someone that their case is mild, then he is

telling them that #1, it won't get any worse and #2, there is a

chance that it will get better. Its just crazy.

I could go on for another 2 hours, but will spare you all. Must be

pms. Hmmm, no wonder my husband went out of town to go fishing for

the weekend. So now you all get to listen to me rant and rave :)

Thanks!

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