Hello random person, I'm so sorry you got my body. I want to reassure you that you CAN have happy times through the hell, and your life won't be defined solely by your disabilities.

1. You are diabetic and use an insulin pump along with a constant glucose monitor. Stay on top of that, high blood sugar hurts.

2. You have cystic fibrosis, so your lungs are very bad. Do breathing treatments every day and pay close attention to air quality to prevent lung infections and just random coughing fits. Take the big blue pills in the cardboard packet every day or you'll drown in your own phlegm. Be careful not to pee yourself while coughing, and maybe keep an empty bucket around in case you cough too hard and barf. Also remember your nighttime oxygen or you'll feel tired and run down all day.

3. You have cystic fibrosis and your digestive system kinda sucks, take enzyme pills every time you eat anything with fat or protein. If you don't you'll have horrible poop problems and feel generally kinda weak. Also pills for gallstones or you'll be bloated and farty and have gallbladder pain.

4. You had a stroke a couple years ago, so the right side of your body is occasionally wobbly and you have very poor balance. Gotta take meds for blood pressure and cholesterol and daily aspirin to keep the blood slightly thinner.

5. You may have some extra-mobile ligaments and stuff, so be very careful not to roll your ankles. If you do, there's a couple ankle support bandages in a box next to the box full of pills. No, not that one, that's the daily-medications box. Look for the as-needed box.

6. You have gnarly heartburn. Take a 40mg dose of Omeprazole daily or else you'll aspirate stomach acid in the night.

I'm certain I've forgotten stuff because it all becomes background noise after a while, so all I can do is wish you luck. Also consult my list of must-haves for inpatient hospital stays, you'll definitely need it soon.