Author: Gunnar Esiason

How Do I Stay Motivated?

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Apr 22, 2019 | Monday Morning Thoughts, Motivation |

I often get asked, “How do you stay so motivated?” The answer is always the same, my health. My...

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Breathe In Ep. #76 – Medical Bills, Paying for Transplant, COTA

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Apr 18, 2019 | Podcast |

Breathe In features a segmented podcast this week! In the first part, Marge Carfora, who is back...

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Our Society Doesn’t Properly Value Patient Experience

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Apr 18, 2019 | In My Experience |

How many times have you been asked to contribute to the greater good of your condition in the name...

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Do You Have a Nonsense Mutation?

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Apr 15, 2019 | Today in Medicine |

I guess a better question is…. Do you (or does your child) have a nonsense mutation? If the answer...

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Breathe In Ep. #75 – Receiving a Double Lung Transplant and Surviving Cancer

Posted by Gunnar Esiason | Apr 11, 2019 | Podcast |

To honor Organ Donation Awareness Month, Marge Carfora, 36 with cystic fibrosis and 14 years post...

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