Tim Wotton
Tim Wotton, a Cystic Fibrosis sufferer, has been defying the odds for over 40 years and is sharing his life lessons and experiences. After counting down to the massive 40 milestone in 2011, he is now regularly sharing his trials and tribulations via this blog and his forthcoming book…
Tag Archives: dying to live
White Flag
There are certain times battling cystic fibrosis (CF) when I need to wave the white flag and strategically surrender for a while to re-group and come back fighting. There are different layers of suffering and corresponding medication with CF. Outside of … Continue reading →
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Tagged CF, Countdown, countdown to 40, Cystic Fibrosis, dark moments, dying to live, enduring, inspire, intravenous and CF, IV's, Life begins at 40, low ebb, medication, positive thinking, Postcards, Postcards from Earth, survival, Tim Wotton, white flag, Wotton
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Fighting Talk
In life actions often speak louder than words. This is especially true when applied to the sport of boxing as David Haye discovered when he came up against the man mountain Wladimir Klitschko last week. This fight got me thinking … Continue reading →
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Tagged 40, alternative therapy, beating the odds, CF, CF and Sport, Countdown, countdown to 40, Cystic Fibrosis, dark moments, dying to live, enduring, fighting talk, inspire, Life begins at 40, low ebb, positive thinking, Postcards, pushing on, relentless, sporting life, survival, survivor, Tim Wotton, Wotton
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Dying to live
People often refer to an ‘event’ or ‘moment’ that changes their lives forever. Mine came after a frightening sport experience a decade ago. How did I feel when I thought my time was up? On getting a reprieve in life, what have … Continue reading →
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Tagged 40, beating the odds, CF, CF and Sport, Countdown, countdown to 40, Cystic Fibrosis, dying to live, enduring, inspire, low ebb, near-death experience, survival, Tim Wotton, Wotton
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