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Psychological help

This article explores how cystic fibrosis can influence body image and suggests concrete ways to develop a more caring, conscious and peaceful relationship with your body despite the disease.

CEO Tomy-Richard Leboeuf-McGregor died after several days in a coma, leaving a significant impact within the cystic fibrosis community.

A study explains how adults living with cystic fibrosis seek a balance between quality of life, psychosocial adjustment and adherence to demanding treatment, influenced in particular by the perception of the disease, the feeling of coherence and the relationship with the health care team.

A reflection on psychological health and how to live with cystic fibrosis without being defined solely by the disease.

An interview that highlights the key role of social work in the psychosocial support of people living with cystic fibrosis.

Between forced rest, guilt and hyperactivity on the part of the spouse, this testimony shows how organization and communication make it possible to function as a team during a risky pregnancy.

Regardless of the difficulty experienced, everyone has the right to their own situation, and the happiness or suffering of others does not in any way diminish our own journey.

This blog brings together personal posts that tell, step by step, the journey of a woman living with cystic fibrosis through infertility, fertility treatments, options for starting a family and the reality of a risky pregnancy (and then motherhood)

An inspiring testimony on the conscious choice to cultivate happiness despite cystic fibrosis and cancer, through self-listening, mindfulness and grounding in the present moment.

This article focuses on hemoptysis in people living with cystic fibrosis, its psychological effects and strategies to better cope with the stress it can cause.