Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 I get microlipid from www.shieldhealthcare.com <http://www.shieldhealthcare.com/> Or www.themedicalbox.com <http://www.themedicalbox.com/> Your Very Welcome! Anytime! Thank You, Cleofi Blass PLEASE! Liquid Diet Help..... > > > > Hopkins doesn't participate in NY's Medicaid program, so I have to > figure the calculations myself to determine how much of the > prescription they will cover....my local pediatrician will have to > write the prescriptions. > > I am told Jimmy will require 5 bottles per day. I know this includes > RCF, Microlipid, and Polycose. Can anyone give me the approximate > dosages of each (Jimmy is approx 23 pounds and 2 years old)per bottle? > > Medicaid pays for " 600 caloric units per month " total, of all 3 > products. 1 caloric unit = calories per can divided by 100. I > figured that RCF is 81 cals per 100ml, there are 200ml per can, which > equals 243 caloric units per month (5 cans per day for 30 days). > > And I thought math would NEVER come in handy!!!! Glad I paid > attention in class! PLEASE help me! I would like to get all of this > figured out so that I can have the formula I will need when we get > back home, as Hopkins says they will give you only enough to come > home with the day your child is released from the hospital! > > Thanks! > > Sue Ellen:) > > > > > > > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last > resort! " > > List is for parent to parent support only. > It is important to get medical advice from a professional > keto team! > Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe > Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 I get microlipid from www.shieldhealthcare.com <http://www.shieldhealthcare.com/> Or www.themedicalbox.com <http://www.themedicalbox.com/> Your Very Welcome! Anytime! Thank You, Cleofi Blass PLEASE! Liquid Diet Help..... > > > > Hopkins doesn't participate in NY's Medicaid program, so I have to > figure the calculations myself to determine how much of the > prescription they will cover....my local pediatrician will have to > write the prescriptions. > > I am told Jimmy will require 5 bottles per day. I know this includes > RCF, Microlipid, and Polycose. Can anyone give me the approximate > dosages of each (Jimmy is approx 23 pounds and 2 years old)per bottle? > > Medicaid pays for " 600 caloric units per month " total, of all 3 > products. 1 caloric unit = calories per can divided by 100. I > figured that RCF is 81 cals per 100ml, there are 200ml per can, which > equals 243 caloric units per month (5 cans per day for 30 days). > > And I thought math would NEVER come in handy!!!! Glad I paid > attention in class! PLEASE help me! I would like to get all of this > figured out so that I can have the formula I will need when we get > back home, as Hopkins says they will give you only enough to come > home with the day your child is released from the hospital! > > Thanks! > > Sue Ellen:) > > > > > > > " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last > resort! " > > List is for parent to parent support only. > It is important to get medical advice from a professional > keto team! > Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe > Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2004 Report Share Posted February 1, 2004 You should be able to use safflower oil in a pinch. Get the computer program so that you can do the calculations. I found that adding some cream helped to mix it. I would use a syringe and suck it up then push it back quickly into the cup or bowl a few times to get it mixed. My daughter can stand a slow intermittent feed with a syringe. We were all set to get a pump when I saw another parent doing this in the cafeteria. Good luck on the diet, Bill sueellenholmes wrote: > Sorry for taking so long to respond! My son has been in the hospital > due to pneumonia. (This has become a common occurance, and I am told > to " get used to it " because he has severe CP and doesn't move around > a lot.) > > Anyway, I was told by local doctors that Jimmy would need 5 cans per > day. Obviously, this mistake just confirms that it is a REALLY GOOD > idea to travel 6 hours to start the diet at Hopkins!!!!!!!! > > Thank you, Cleofi, Bill, and everyone for responding to my > questions! You guys are great! > > -Sue Ellen:) > > P.S. I was told by Mead , as well as over 10 different > pharmacies, that Microlipid is very often on backorder. What do you > guys do if you run out, especially since they only let you refill > prescriptions 10 days ahead of time, so you never know until " the > last minute " that there is none available for weeks!!!! This blows > the whole diet, right??!! > > Sue Ellen:) > > > > > >> Sue Ellen. >> >> >> >>I Have a program called Nutrigenie and i plugged in your sons stats. >> >> >> >>Your son has caloric need of 782, protein 16, Carbs 4 & Fat 78 >> >>My boy has caloric need of 975, protein 16, Carbs 9, and Fat 97 and > > his > >>formula is 23 grams of microlipid or Canola oil, 3 grams of > > polycose, and > >>173 ml of RCF, Thats only a little over a can of RCF a day. >> >>How did you get 5 cans? >> >> >> >>Thank You, >> >>Cleofi Blass >> >> PLEASE! Liquid Diet Help..... >> >> >> >>Hopkins doesn't participate in NY's Medicaid program, so I have to >>figure the calculations myself to determine how much of the >>prescription they will cover....my local pediatrician will have to >>write the prescriptions. >> >>I am told Jimmy will require 5 bottles per day. I know this > > includes > >>RCF, Microlipid, and Polycose. Can anyone give me the approximate >>dosages of each (Jimmy is approx 23 pounds and 2 years old)per > > bottle? > >>Medicaid pays for " 600 caloric units per month " total, of all 3 >>products. 1 caloric unit = calories per can divided by 100. I >>figured that RCF is 81 cals per 100ml, there are 200ml per can, > > which > >>equals 243 caloric units per month (5 cans per day for 30 days). >> >>And I thought math would NEVER come in handy!!!! Glad I paid >>attention in class! PLEASE help me! I would like to get all of > > this > >>figured out so that I can have the formula I will need when we get >>back home, as Hopkins says they will give you only enough to come >>home with the day your child is released from the hospital! >> >>Thanks! >> >>Sue Ellen:) >> >> >> >> >> >> >> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a > > last > >>resort! " >> >> List is for parent to parent support only. >> It is important to get medical advice from a > > professional > >>keto team! >> Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe >> Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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