I was always told I could do anything. That CF couldn't stop me. That, even though my day to day life looked a little different with treatments and pills and hospitalizations, I could still be "normal". I'm finding out now that's not necessarily the case. Growing up, I knew I was different, but I still functioned like a normal kid. The only time I remember CF limiting me was my freshman and sophomore years in high school. My doctor, mom, and I made the decision to sit out of marching band my freshman year and to keep me on the sidelines running the metronome and helping how I could without actually participating my sophomore year. Junior year I was finally able to join marching band, and my senior year I was a drum major, so CF didn't limit me that much by the end of it all. I finished college in four years with a major, a minor, honors, and summa cum laude. I am in grad school now and will graduate on time summa cum laude with my masters in speech pat...
"My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." -Psalm 73:26