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Would you date an 8/10 female with cystic fibrosis?
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Voters: 13.| No | 5 | 38% | |
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02-17-2023, 03:14 PM
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Would you date an 8/10 female with cystic fibrosis?
Claire Lucia Wineland (April 10, 1997 – September 2, 2018) was an American activist, author, speaker and social media personality. Wineland was born with cystic fibrosis in Austin, Texas. She enjoyed performing from a young age and appeared in The Music Man at age four. At age 13, her lungs failed and she was placed in a medically-induced coma. She was given a 1% chance of survival and awoke after 16 days.
Wineland founded the Claire's Place Foundation at age 13.[2] Inspired by the community's support while she was in a coma, she launched the 501(c)(3) non-profit to provide support to children with cystic fibrosis and their affected families.
On August 26, 2018, Wineland underwent a double lung transplant. Shortly after the surgery, Wineland suffered a stroke due to a blood clot which "cut off blood flow to the right side of her brain." She died on September 2, 2018, at UC San Diego Thornton Pavilion.
02-17-2023, 03:34 PM
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02-17-2023, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted By ToxMasculinity⏩
There's plenty in Kensington PA. I frequent them a lot.Rather fukk a crack hoe with AIDS. (Ded fkn Srs)
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02-17-2023, 04:15 PM
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Knowing she was going to die? That would be heartbreaking. On the other hand, it would be unfeeling and cruel to reject someone just because they will have a short life. As if they aren't already enduring enough.
02-17-2023, 04:23 PM
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02-17-2023, 04:25 PM
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02-17-2023, 04:28 PM
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02-17-2023, 04:31 PM
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02-17-2023, 04:33 PM
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02-17-2023, 05:06 PM
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I've posted about her before, but my last relationship was with a (now) 25 year old with CF. I had every intention of marrying her. We were talking about kids. srs
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise of those with CF.
If i could go back, would i do it again? Absolutely. And I would cherish every minute more than i did.
Would i ever date someone else with it knowing the inevitable outcome? no.
But without hesitation, even though we haven’t spoken in a year & a half, I would trade my life for hers if it would give her a normal life without doctors, hospitals, treatments.
Is she an 8/10? probably not by MISC standards. But she's a 10/10 to me. My oneitis. My ultimate HBB.
You decide.
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise of those with CF.
If i could go back, would i do it again? Absolutely. And I would cherish every minute more than i did.
Would i ever date someone else with it knowing the inevitable outcome? no.
But without hesitation, even though we haven’t spoken in a year & a half, I would trade my life for hers if it would give her a normal life without doctors, hospitals, treatments.
Is she an 8/10? probably not by MISC standards. But she's a 10/10 to me. My oneitis. My ultimate HBB.
You decide.
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02-17-2023, 05:08 PM
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02-17-2023, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted By stev0n⏩
She looks damn healthy for having CF. Did she ever have any major complications or hospitalizations that you knew of? They have come a long way in therapies and medications for treatments and I have a hard time believing she would only have ten years. Especially if she kept up with airway clearance and meds.I've posted about her before, but my last relationship was with a (now) 25 year old with CF. I had every intention of marrying her. We were talking about kids. srs
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise . . . .
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise . . . .
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02-17-2023, 06:52 PM
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02-17-2023, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted By Mike750⏩
We spent a lot of the time in the er & doctors. There’s a great cf center at the university of Louisville hospital. It was hit or miss. She could be great for weeks. Then wake up one day barely able to breath not able to move & have to be carried.She looks damn healthy for having CF. Did she ever have any major complications or hospitalizations that you knew of? They have come a long way in therapies and medications for treatments and I have a hard time believing she would only have ten years. Especially if she kept up with airway clearance and meds.
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02-17-2023, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted By stev0n⏩
Repped for pics. Why did you let her go?But without hesitation, even though we haven’t spoken in a year & a half, I would trade my life for hers if it would give her a normal life without doctors, hospitals, treatments.
02-17-2023, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted By stev0n⏩
Damn 😢 sorry to hear about that srsI've posted about her before, but my last relationship was with a (now) 25 year old with CF. I had every intention of marrying her. We were talking about kids. srs
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise of those with CF.
If i could go back, would i do it again? Absolutely. And I would cherish every minute more than i did.
Would i ever date someone else with it knowing the inevitable outcome? no.
But without hesitation, even though we haven’t spoken in a year & a half, I would trade my life for hers if it would give her a normal life without doctors, hospitals, treatments.
Is she an 8/10? probably not by MISC standards. But she's a 10/10 to me. My oneitis. My ultimate HBB.
You decide.
And this is the most SRS i have ever been on the misc. I spent literal months crying... i mean bawling... when i was alone with my thoughts coming to terms with the fact the odds were I would be a widower &, if we had a kid, a single father within 10 years. And that is the hardest obstacle, both psychologically & emotionally, that i have ever had to overcome. It's a life changing experience. I'm a better man because of her. she is the only woman I have ever loved. And since we split 17 months ago, I haven't even considered dating again. It puts so much trivial crap from everyday life into perspective. I have a CF ribbon tattooed over my heart. I regularly participate in CF charity functions. It is a disease that literally changed the course of my life through her.
We have mutual friends that keep me in the loop on her health regularly. And as of now, her lung function is great & she's in the top 1% healthwise of those with CF.
If i could go back, would i do it again? Absolutely. And I would cherish every minute more than i did.
Would i ever date someone else with it knowing the inevitable outcome? no.
But without hesitation, even though we haven’t spoken in a year & a half, I would trade my life for hers if it would give her a normal life without doctors, hospitals, treatments.
Is she an 8/10? probably not by MISC standards. But she's a 10/10 to me. My oneitis. My ultimate HBB.
You decide.
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