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- Who’s hungry?
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- I have to have my mediport flushed every 28 days when not in use so it doesn’t clot.
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- Flushing my mediport.
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- My daily oral medications
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- One days worth of inhailed medications.
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- I have to do a glucose tolerance test once a year. Diabetes is very common with people with CF.
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- Playing Crazy eights at OHSU back in May.
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- Nothing like having two amazing friends make the trip up to OHSU to visit you! I finally moved out of ICU this day, was beyond excited! A big part of my fight against CF comes from my family and friends.
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- The doc in charge! My CF doctor at OHSU. Dr. Jeffery Gold.
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- Therapy time!
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- My dad and I 🙂
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- A blast from the past!
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- Thanks Dan Marino for an unforgettable time!
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- Winning best appearing Jr. Dragster at the division 6 race.
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- Getting licensed to drive super comp. In an eighth mile I went 5 seconds at 132 mph! Hopefully one day I can get back in the driver seat!
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- Winning our first Wally at SCDRA. Great memories that will last a life time.
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- The News Review did a story on living with CF and drag racing.
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- I lived a very active lifestyle when I was younger. Which kept my lungs fairly healthy. I was a junior in high school when I had my first “clean out” which is typically unusual for people with CF.
