Saw this scroll through on My! Yahoo! page, and figured it was worth posting...
http://tv.yahoo.com/blog/full-house-cast-then-now--413Please note, I bolded the more important news coming up that I have not seen posted on here, like Candace coming back in the spotlight on ABC Family, or Andrea has a page on Facebook. I don't know who here is on BOTH Twitter and Facebook, but I'm now following Andrea, Dave, and Candace on both Twitter and Facebook. FUN!
The MAJOR highlights in case you're not interested in reading.... 1. John was on 4 Seasons of ER (until the Series Finale this past May)
He also continued to explore his musical roots, playing drums with The Beach Boys. Next up for John is the TV movie "Baby Love," about the real-life Project Cuddle, an organization that saves abandoned infants.
2. Bob's sitcom on ABC, called 'Surviving Suburbia", didn't last longer than half a season. Due to poor ratings (under a million viewers an episode), the series was canceled after 6 episodes.
3. Coulier continues to be a successful voiceover actor and occasionally appears in front of the camera on such shows as "Opportunity Knocks" and "The Surreal Life." This year he was cast by Rick Moranis to replace him in the McKenzie Brothers cartoon "Bob and Doug." Dave also found himself taking the reins from his ex-"House" co-star Bob Saget as the Commissioner of Promotion for the lucha libre wrestling group Chikara. But Dave's not just a mouthpiece; he's actually competed in a tag-team match with the world's smallest man, He Pingping. He was also partnered with Nancy Kerrigan on "Skating with Celebrities".
4. When "Full House" ended, Cameron went back to the guest-star circuit, appearing on series like "Boy Meets World" and "Cybill." But after marrying NHL hockey player Valeri Bure in 1996 and starting a full house of her own (they have three kids too), Cameron decided to leave show biz to devote her attention to her family. As her children got older, she started to ease back into acting, first as a host on the VH1 special "50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up" and then on sitcoms like "That's So Raven."
But this month marks Candace's return as a series regular when her new show, "Make It or Break It," premieres on ABC Family.5. After "Full House" ended, the 13-year-old wanted a normal life for a while. So she left acting after a few more small roles and went back to school, first earning her diploma from Los Alamitos High School and then graduating with a liberal arts degree from Chapman University, in Southern California. But Jodie's post-"House" years have not been easy. The 27-year-old has only acted sporadically, has admitted to a two-year addiction to meth, and has already married and divorced twice.
Don't worry... you’ll be able to read about all the juicy details in her upcoming autobiography, "unSweetined."6. Lori roamed from show to show after "House's" cancellation, settling briefly on series like "Summerland" and "In Case of Emergency." But nothing stuck until 2008, when she was offered the role of Debbie Wilson, one of the token adults on the nighttime high school soap "90210." In real life, Lori married fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, just one year after divorcing her first husband, Michael Burns. Does Mossimo's name sound familiar? It should if you shop at Target: he’s the man behind the retailer's popular clothing line.
7. When "Full House" ended, Andrea went back to class, graduating from La Serna High School in Whittier, California, and studying English at Whittier College. Her academic experiences abroad in Denmark led to her later role as the director of Whittier's Study Abroad program. Barber lived in England for a time with her husband, Jeremy Rytky, and their two children, Tate and Felicity Ruth.
These days she chats with fans on her Facebook page about making snickerdoodles for bake sales and doing the Camp Pendelton Mud Run. 
