Jeremy Olimb retweeted
We cannot be silent when such a tremendous secret has been entrusted to us. We have to tell the world. – at London, England
.@RepAndyBiggsAZ @SenatorSinema @SenMarkKelly, as your constituent I urge you to cosponsor the PASTEUR Act. People with #cysticfibrosis and all Americans need innovative antibiotics to fight infections. #CFadvocacy
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Time to act #CFAdvocacy!!
Please contact your members of Congress to ask them to support and pass the PASTEUR Act. We need more and better antibiotics NOW
@koutterson @G17Esiason @smelis73 @jaci_strube @MarissaBenchea @abeldanger @Dave_Elin @cjriedy
📢 Today, Congress reintroduced the #PASTEURAct which will revitalize the antibiotic development pipeline. Now it’s our turn: Urge your member of Congress to pass this bill immediately. #CFAdvocacy act.cff.org/Tovczcu
Antimicrobial Resistance is a massive problem for world health and that issue is felt very acutely in the cystic fibrosis community. Our advocacy and voice continue to be an important part of pushing forward to solutions. #cfadvocacy @CF_Foundation energycommerce.house.gov/pos…
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You can lend your voice to this important issue right here! act.cff.org/W8ThTqz #cfadvocacy
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Jeremy Olimb retweeted
“Wonder at the permanent thing, not the exception. Be startled by the sun, not the eclipse. Not the earthquake, but the earth.”
– G.K. Chesterton
Jeremy Olimb retweeted
“Let’s be clear: it’s not okay. It’s unacceptable. People with CF should not bear the burden of a healthcare system that does not fulfill their needs. The mission of the @CF_Foundation is to take care of this.”
Jeremy Olimb retweeted
More than 2.8 million people get an antibiotic-resistant infection in the U.S. each year. People with #cysticfibrosis face an increased risk for difficult-to-treat infections. We need new antibiotics now, and we’re asking Congress to help. #CFAdvocacy
It’s an honor to help lead this community as we speak out for people living with cystic fibrosis. Let’s find a cure! #cfadvocacy
Kicking off this morning a front page and interior full page ad in The Hill and we are ready to go! #cfadvocacy – at Washington, DC
Excited to fight for people living with cystic fibrosis once again. Such an honor to be able to lead this community in any small way. #cfadvocacy – at Washington, DC
.@RepAndyBiggsAZ @SenatorSinema @SenMarkKelly, as your constituent I urge you to find a way to champion and pass the PASTEUR Act. People with #cysticfibrosis, like all Americans, cannot afford to wait any longer to address antimicrobial resistance. #CFadvocacy
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Jeremy Olimb retweeted
I want to commend my colleagues @SenatorBennet and @RepDrewFerguson for highlighting the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and the need to pass the #PASTEURAct - which I recently introduced with them.
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Jeremy Olimb retweeted
Two powerful strategies for mental health and a fruitful life: deliberate gratitude and deliberate charity. No matter what else is going on, we can practice (1) being thankful and (2) wishing well upon the souls of others. It makes such a difference.
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“He has forced open a door that has been locked since the death of the first man. He has met, fought, and beaten the King of Death. Everything is different because He has done so. This is the beginning of the New Creation: a new chapter in cosmic history has opened.”
— CS LEWIS
Jeremy Olimb retweeted
“The cross of Jesus means a total and costly identification with the world, on the one hand, and yet a radical separation from its idolatry, on the other”
Michael Goheen describing Lesslie Newbigin’s idea of true worship
Jeremy Olimb retweeted
Meet your new National Advocacy Committee co-chairs: @MarissaBenchea, an adult with cystic fibrosis from @LouisianaCFF, and Jeremy and @rachelolimb Olimb, parents of children with CF from @CFF_AZChapter.
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Jeremy Olimb retweeted
Join our Online Day of Action and tell your members of Congress: Co-sponsor the PASTEUR Act. 📣 #CFAdvocacy on.cff.org/PASTEURAct




















