Re: figured out the glutening source/ lactose

[Guest guest]

FYI on the lactose: 6 months sounds a little soon to me to

reintroduce lactose-containing dairy. It took my son a full 14

months to be able to tolerate dairy after going GF.

Maureen

> >

> > We just figured out my daugter's reaction on Friday. I have

> butter flavored pam and she uses just the regular pam. I made an

> egg with the butter flavor and she asked what I cooked and I said

> just and egg with pam. She used her pam and cooked her egg in the

> same pan. Today she read the ingredients on the butter flavor and

> it has soy and natural butter flavor-duh.......she can't eat dairy

> either. I threw it away. She told me to keep it because she

knows

> I like it and I said no way am I taking the chance. It was 175.00

> to visit the er. We are strapped already!

> >

> > To answer the hospital question: we also weren't sure if it was

a

> gluten thing or if it was an appendix/spleen/gall bladder issue or

> worse. We were certain it was the gluten but you just can never

be

> too careful. We are learning!

> >

> > Zanna

[Guest guest]

FYI on the lactose: 6 months sounds a little soon to me to

reintroduce lactose-containing dairy. It took my son a full 14

months to be able to tolerate dairy after going GF.

Maureen

> >

> > We just figured out my daugter's reaction on Friday. I have

> butter flavored pam and she uses just the regular pam. I made an

> egg with the butter flavor and she asked what I cooked and I said

> just and egg with pam. She used her pam and cooked her egg in the

> same pan. Today she read the ingredients on the butter flavor and

> it has soy and natural butter flavor-duh.......she can't eat dairy

> either. I threw it away. She told me to keep it because she

knows

> I like it and I said no way am I taking the chance. It was 175.00

> to visit the er. We are strapped already!

> >

> > To answer the hospital question: we also weren't sure if it was

a

> gluten thing or if it was an appendix/spleen/gall bladder issue or

> worse. We were certain it was the gluten but you just can never

be

> too careful. We are learning!

> >

> > Zanna

[Guest guest]

FYI on the lactose: 6 months sounds a little soon to me to

reintroduce lactose-containing dairy. It took my son a full 14

months to be able to tolerate dairy after going GF.

Maureen

> >

> > We just figured out my daugter's reaction on Friday. I have

> butter flavored pam and she uses just the regular pam. I made an

> egg with the butter flavor and she asked what I cooked and I said

> just and egg with pam. She used her pam and cooked her egg in the

> same pan. Today she read the ingredients on the butter flavor and

> it has soy and natural butter flavor-duh.......she can't eat dairy

> either. I threw it away. She told me to keep it because she

knows

> I like it and I said no way am I taking the chance. It was 175.00

> to visit the er. We are strapped already!

> >

> > To answer the hospital question: we also weren't sure if it was

a

> gluten thing or if it was an appendix/spleen/gall bladder issue or

> worse. We were certain it was the gluten but you just can never

be

> too careful. We are learning!

> >

> > Zanna

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip. Will keep that in mind. She is really missing dairy. She

was born in WI and still is a WI girl at heart. We eat a lot of cheese! LOL.

Zanna

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Date: Sun Jul 09 21:38:58 CDT 2006

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: figured out the glutening source/ lactose

FYI on the lactose: 6 months sounds a little soon to me to

reintroduce lactose-containing dairy. It took my son a full 14

months to be able to tolerate dairy after going GF.

Maureen

> >

> > We just figured out my daugter's reaction on Friday. I have

> butter flavored pam and she uses just the regular pam. I made an

> egg with the butter flavor and she asked what I cooked and I said

> just and egg with pam. She used her pam and cooked her egg in the

> same pan. Today she read the ingredients on the butter flavor and

> it has soy and natural butter flavor-duh.......she can't eat dairy

> either. I threw it away. She told me to keep it because she

knows

> I like it and I said no way am I taking the chance. It was 175.00

> to visit the er. We are strapped already!

> >

> > To answer the hospital question: we also weren't sure if it was

a

> gluten thing or if it was an appendix/spleen/gall bladder issue or

> worse. We were certain it was the gluten but you just can never

be

> too careful. We are learning!

> >

> > Zanna

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the tip. Will keep that in mind. She is really missing dairy. She

was born in WI and still is a WI girl at heart. We eat a lot of cheese! LOL.

Zanna

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Date: Sun Jul 09 21:38:58 CDT 2006

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: figured out the glutening source/ lactose

FYI on the lactose: 6 months sounds a little soon to me to

reintroduce lactose-containing dairy. It took my son a full 14

months to be able to tolerate dairy after going GF.

Maureen

> >

> > We just figured out my daugter's reaction on Friday. I have

> butter flavored pam and she uses just the regular pam. I made an

> egg with the butter flavor and she asked what I cooked and I said

> just and egg with pam. She used her pam and cooked her egg in the

> same pan. Today she read the ingredients on the butter flavor and

> it has soy and natural butter flavor-duh.......she can't eat dairy

> either. I threw it away. She told me to keep it because she

knows

> I like it and I said no way am I taking the chance. It was 175.00

> to visit the er. We are strapped already!

> >

> > To answer the hospital question: we also weren't sure if it was

a

> gluten thing or if it was an appendix/spleen/gall bladder issue or

> worse. We were certain it was the gluten but you just can never

be

> too careful. We are learning!

> >

> > Zanna

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[Guest guest]

I took

dairy products away from my son for only two months after going GF. When they

were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on the child.

[Guest guest]

I took

dairy products away from my son for only two months after going GF. When they

were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on the child.

[Guest guest]

I took

dairy products away from my son for only two months after going GF. When they

were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on the child.

[Guest guest]

>

> I took dairy products away from my son for only two months after

going GF.

> When they were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on

the

> child.

Was he lactose intolerant before diagnosis?

[Guest guest]

>

> I took dairy products away from my son for only two months after

going GF.

> When they were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on

the

> child.

Was he lactose intolerant before diagnosis?

[Guest guest]

>

> I took dairy products away from my son for only two months after

going GF.

> When they were re-introduced, he was fine. It obviously depends on

the

> child.

Was he lactose intolerant before diagnosis?

[Guest guest]

I and one of my son's started having lactose problems at about 6 months gf, not before. For about 3 months it was nasty, but we found that using lactaid milk and munching a lactaid pill before ice cream and such works fine for us now. Neither of us react much at all to butter, but we don't use it very often, but most cheeses require one before eating. Have you tried the 100% lactose free milks? They're really not bad, a little sweeter than regular milk, but other than that, not much else different. I also use Canoleo Margarine for cooking and toast and such.

>> Not that we were aware of, at the time....nor did his Dr. suspect lactose> intolerance OR Celiac.....I'm the one that figured it out. After going GF, I> realized he could no longer tolerate dairy; it gave him abdominal cramping> and diarrhea. Omitting dairy from his diet immediately eliminated these> reactions. And as I had said before, when I reintroduced dairy two months> later, he was fine. I might add, he never had diarrhea or cramping before he> went GF.> > > > Just like every adult experiences different recovery rates, I think children> do as well.> > > > -----Original Message-----> > > > Was he lactose intolerant before diagnosis?>