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Topics in this digest:

1a. Re: constipation at school

From: Carl and Tracie Happel

2a. Re: Any testing after side effects?

From: mommtlc

3. Reglan update!!

From: Jennie

4a. Re: Need help for my toddler...

From: son

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1a. Re: constipation at school

Posted by: " Carl and Tracie Happel " ctaj@... tracie527

Date: Fri Sep 21, 2007 4:36 am ((PDT))

Since she's soon to get her period, I would definitely include the nurse. If

she has coordination issues, that part of her life may need some specialized

training which a nurse is equipped to do. Using a para would mean she'd have

to be specially trained...more money the school would have to spend. Not

that it's about money, but if you're sensitive to that and verbalize it, the

school may be more inclined to accommodate you faster/easier. Let us know

how it goes!

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From: miralax [mailto:miralax ] On Behalf Of

jhud2

Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 9:18 PM

To: miralax

Subject: Re: constipation at school

Thanks for the good advice. I tend to not bring it up, but it's a real

problem for her behaviorally if she's not able to go.

I'm also concerned about her period which could start anyday now. I think

the school nurse is a good idea. They are

supposed to be trained in these issues. I appreciate your help very

much...........

Kathy

Need help for my toddler...

Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:22:08 -0000

Hi All,

I am a new member of the group and I would like to introduce myself.

I have 19 month old boy who has chronic constipation and silent GERD.

He is currently on Prevacid 30 mg and Miralax 14 gms. He has been

taking Miralax for the past 3 1/2 months. It seemed to work initially

but not anymore and he is showing more " Autism " symptoms.

I see all the posts about miralax and the side effects. I want to

stop giving Miralax but need to help from other parents

1. What else should I give me to help his constipation? We recently

started vitamin c supplement and probiotic acidophillyus.

2. I read some posts on mineral imbalnce/deficiency like

magnesium/calcium, zinc/copper etc. Whats the best way to get him

tested for this? Could it be milk or dairy allergy causing

constipation and how do I test that.

3. How do I " tell " my doctor (feeding specialist) we dont to give him

miralax any more? Any articles or material that I could print when I

talk to her.

Thanks,

Uma

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