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65 Roses Day for cystic fibrosis back to its roots – PerthNow
May is cystic fibrosis awareness month, culminating in 65 Roses Day on May 28.
WHEN Ashlie and Michael Shilton received the phone call telling them their son Beau had cystic fibrosis, they were devastated and confused.
Our lives became so uncertain on what was to come, Mrs Shilton said.
We have never experienced heartache like that before in our lives, and though we are getting used to the day-to-day life now, it still saddens us at times.
For two-year-old Beau, that daily routine includes three physiotherapy sessions, a minimum of 30 minutes of high-intensity physical activity,…
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