54 Years Old and Living-Breathing Succeeding With Cystic Fibrosis
CF Podcast 145: Being a Father with CF

Tim Wotton – Show Notes 

 

CF Podcast 145: Being a Father with CF

Tim Wotton 

 

Meet Tim Wotton, 44 years old, with CF.  Tim is from London, U.K.  He was an international junior field hockey player, works full time as a business consultant, and continues to play hockey and visit the gym regularly. 

 

Tim is a loving husband, father, and has two brothers, one of which is a twin.   Tim is loving life with his family and proving everyday that he is OWNING IT! 

 

  • Tim discusses CF and starting a family through in vitro fertilization.

 

  • It took Tim and his wife 6 IVF cycles to have their son Felix.

 

  • Tim’s son’s name Felix is Latin for lucky and Greek for happy.

 

  • Tim see’s all of his “tomorrows” in Felix

 

  • Tim has his own blog and book titled ‘How Have I Cheated Death?” 

 

 

  • Tim’s Quote: “Everyone needs to row their own boat, with CF”
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In this CF Podcast, we meet Bryan Warnecke – the young man with cystic fibrosis who was featured in the One Republic I Lived music video. He OWNS his disease every day by staying compliant and exercising. Active in various athletics, he is extremely passionate about ice hockey – a sport in which his team has won a state championship. Bryan’s goal is to become the first goalie with cystic fibrosis to play in the Olympics for Team USA.

This video podcast/vodcast was made possible through an unrestricted educational grant from Gilead to the Boomer Esiason Foundation.

Direct download: BEF_Brian_W_Podcast_FINAL_YouTube.mp4
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In this podcast you’ll see how I have taken to the coaching word, despite dealing with cystic fibrosis. Growing up, I was lucky enough to have some great coaches along the way. They always knew how far they could push me – just beyond the breaking point. I owe a lot of my character and success in life to my mentors, especially my coaches. They taught me invaluable life lessons away from sports that I one-day hope to pass on to my athletes. Success is something that is attainable for everyone, but not without hard work.

This video podcast/vodcast was made possible through an unrestricted, education grant to the Boomer Esiason Foundation from Chiesi.

Direct download: Gunnar_Esiason_-_Winning_with_Cystic_Fibrosis.mp4
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