The year is 1955, and a group of parents, including the late Doris Tulcin, decides to create an organization…
Tré LaRosa
Tré LaRosa is a scientific project manager, patient advocate, and writer. He has cystic fibrosis (CF) and carries two copies of the F508del mutation. He's been on Trikafta since 2019. He writes about science, living with CF, grief, family, and everything in between in an effort to get you thinking about what it means to be human. He lives in Arlington, Virginia with his fiancée Jessica and their two wonderful, lazy dogs, Duncan and Leo. He enjoys playing sports, being outdoors, and reading — and especially buying more books.
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Articles by Tré LaRosa
Ironically, I thought about the subject of this column — the importance of rest — a couple of weeks ago…
Cystic fibrosis (CF) has a way of stripping one’s agency and limiting control over circumstances and the future. It…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is just about everywhere right now, capturing the world’s attention and economic markets. Along with near-daily headlines…
Throughout my life, I’ve felt comfortable self-disclosing to schools and employers that I have cystic fibrosis (CF). Self-disclosure —…
A few days ago marked what would have been my sister Alyssa’s 37th birthday. To pay homage to her this…
Hope is something I have often reflected on throughout my life. In fact, my first tattoo was of a…
The benefits of being in nature are well-documented. There are the physical benefits, such as improving blood pressure and…
My friend Steve Silberman died a year ago on Aug. 29, 2024. I was familiar with Steve before he knew…
I have been thinking a lot about aging lately. I think about it when I notice that it takes my…