u/DucksButt

I use my phone for a key. When I pull on the handle, the mirrors come out and some lights flash, but the door stays locked. If I press the spot where a button would be, the mirrors go back in and the already locked doors lock again.

If I press the button on the slider, it opens and all the doors unlock.

How do I get into the damn car without opening the slider or pulling something out of my pocket?

My 9 year old is on Trykafta right now. He's got a relatively mild case, Del508 and RH117 7T, never been hospitalized.

He qualifies for Alyftrek, but hates needles and so doesn't want to switch medications because that would involve blood tests (quarterly, I think) for a year.

People who have switched, how much better is it? Is it worth disappointing a kid? What would you suggest is best for his health?