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Welcome, August—a fresh chapter filled with new opportunities to hope, heal, and keep moving forward.

I know this journey isn’t always easy. Some days ask more of us than we think we have to give. Yet, day after day, you show up with remarkable courage. Every treatment, every airway clearance session, every step, every breath is a testament to your strength.

Remember this:
🌻 Your illness does not define you.
🌻 Your setbacks do not determine your future.
🌻 Your resilience shines brighter than your challenges.

As we begin this new month, let’s choose hope over fear, gratitude over discouragement, and faith over uncertainty. Celebrate every victory—big or small. A day with easier breathing, a smile shared with a friend, a walk outside, a laugh with loved ones—these moments are powerful reminders that life is still full of beauty.

Together, we are more than patients—we are advocates, encouragers, educators, and a community that understands the power of lifting one another up. 

May August bring renewed strength, healing, meaningful progress in research, and countless reasons to smile.

We will be kicking off August with the World NTM Day on Tuesday, August 4th.  
Throughout the month, we will focus on some of the available NTM management tools. We will also be celebrating National Immunization Month and National Advocacy Day. Please join in on the conversations. Let us know if you have any specific questions

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