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Traveling with Cystic Fibrosis: Overcoming Challenges to Explore the World

In Australia, one in 2500 children are born with cystic fibrosis (CF) every year: around one every four days. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic, chronic disease that worsens over time, severely affecting both the pancreas and the lungs. The debilitating disease renders the pancreas unable to break down enzymes, meaning food is harder to digest. It also creates thick mucus in the lungs, which results in difficulty breathing.

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Top Adventure Activities in the Middle East: Hiking, Canyoning, and Climbing

The most epic trail in Jordan is the 650km Jordan Trail. This trail allows you to explore the nation intimately, traversing its diverse landscapes from the northern region of Umm Qais to the southern city of Aqaba. Partially waymarked, the route is divided into eight sections, typically requiring about 36 hiking days. Along the way, hikers can experience 52 villages and many iconic sites, including the rock-hewn city of Petra and the stunning Wadi Rum.

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Ultimate Adventure Travel Guide to Madagascar

You can blame DreamWorks and David Attenborough if all you know aboutMadagascaris that it’s the home of curious, charming lemurs and lithe-tongued, color-changing chameleons. The wildlife – and indeed the plant life – is incredible, with 90% of it endemic to this island where life has evolved in isolation since it separated from India around 88 million years ago; however, Madagascar is also an amazing adventure arena.

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Discover Everyday Adventures in Los Angeles: The City of Endless Dreams

Small wonder that Los Angeles is America’s dream factory. Its eternal sunshine seems to have baked in a spirit of endless opportunity. Sometimes success happens overnight, sometimes it takes years, but whether it’s in showbiz, the sciences, foodways, or scaling a hill to a dazzling sunset supernova, generations have striven, succeeded, and found their bliss in the City of Angels.

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Discover 6 Unique Places to Stay in Colorado

The Centennial State is known for its offbeat offerings, and at 104,185 square miles, there’s lots of ground to cover. Luckily, we’ve done the legwork. From a yurt at a down-home hot springs to a bed-and-breakfast with goats (where you can take cheesemaking classes!) to a working ranch that’s also a nature conservancy, these are some of the most unique spots in the state for an overnight stay.

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