CF Community Blog

Morgan Rawson

Mother of a child with CF

Learn more about Morgan Rawson

  1. Maintaining A Healthy Relationship While Raising A Child With CF

    By Morgan Rawson October 11, 2017

    My husband and I knew the statistics. Parents of children with chronic illnesses have above-average divorce rates. This didn’t hit home until we had an opportunity to step away and realize how important nurturing our relationship really is.

  2. From Small Town to City Life: Reimagining Our Dreams

    By Morgan Rawson April 21, 2016

    My husband and I had always seen ourselves raising our family in a small western town. But after our daughter Annie was born and diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, we realized that we might have to let go of the rural life that we had imagined.

  3. Good Vibrations: inVESTing in Airway Clearance

    By Morgan Rawson February 22, 2016

    Our daughter’s airway clearance treatment with the vest went more smoothly after we learned a few tricks.

  4. Seeing the Humorous Side

    By Morgan Rawson October 19, 2015

    While my husband and I are learning more about raising a daughter with cystic fibrosis, we don’t let the occasional humorous moments pass us by. Being able to laugh about certain things lets us know that we have come a long way.

About Morgan Rawson

Morgan is the mother of Cade, 8, and Annie, 3, who has CF. Morgan graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor's degree in Health and Human Development. She spent many years working in the non-profit sector and is now enjoying her role as a full-time homemaker and homeschool teacher.  Morgan is a state advocate for the Foundation, a member of the parent advisory council with the cystic fibrosis team at Billings Clinic, and a top fundraiser for Great Strides Billings, MT. She lives in Bozeman, MT with her children, her husband, Colby, and their two faithful dogs, Jack and Sally.

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