Guest guest Posted August 6, 1998 Report Share Posted August 6, 1998 > How old is ? How about Dakota? is almost 3 (October 16) and Dakota just turned 6 (July 16). AJ is very happy when occupied but > give her a minute to think about the discomfort is the same way so we try to keep him occupied all the time. I know exactly what you mean about AJ eating for the teacher too. My son loves to go to my neighbor's house to play with her son. He will totally refuse to eat dinner for me and then go over to play and I will walk over and he will be chowing down at her dinner table. I think they sense the fact that eating is a big issue with us moms. I try not to make it to much of one but it's hard. He also is an angel there and a little devil at home (constantly riding our English Bulldog like a horse). . > > So, has EG but no reflux. AJ has reflux too. We got the celiac > diagnosis also. I don't think ever had reflux, he was diagnosed with it at 2 months after being released from the NICU. He vomitted constantly but I believe it was just the beginning of the EG. After a year on Zantac and Propulsid, they did a fundo. After the fundo, my hubby said it was like they stood him on his head cause it just started coming out the other end to put it bluntly. Tell me about these Beetleborgs. We don't know of them. > Our house is overflowing with Barbies! We have our fair share of Barbies too. Beetleborgs are his phase right now, I am just glad Barney is gone, LOL! Dawn, mommy to Dakota(6 going on 20) and (owner of every action figure available) > > Phyllis-mom to > Arissa (12/22/95) EG, multiple food allergies, occasional asthma > Remi 6, Spina Bifida, developmental delays, allergies-nuts, shellfish and > latex > > Phyllis-mom to > Arissa (12/22/95) EG, multiple food allergies, occasional asthma > Remi 6, Spina Bifida, developmental delays, allergies-nuts, shellfish and > latex > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 1998 Report Share Posted August 6, 1998 You have to call Dr. Putnam.....I swear, my son has the exact same story as your son. I think that he would be very interested in helping you. ---------- > > To: eosinophilic gastroenteritis (AT) onelist (DOT) com > Subject: [eosinophilic gastroenteritis] Re: Dawn > Date: Friday, August 07, 1998 12:12 AM > > > > > > How old is ? How about Dakota? > > is almost 3 (October 16) and Dakota just turned 6 (July 16). > > AJ is very happy when occupied but > > give her a minute to think about the discomfort > > is the same way so we try to keep him occupied all the time. I know > exactly what you mean about AJ eating for the teacher too. My son loves to > go to my neighbor's house to play with her son. He will totally refuse to > eat dinner for me and then go over to play and I will walk over and he will > be chowing down at her dinner table. I think they sense the fact that > eating is a big issue with us moms. I try not to make it to much of one > but it's hard. He also is an angel there and a little devil at home > (constantly riding our English Bulldog like a horse). . > > > > So, has EG but no reflux. AJ has reflux too. We got the celiac > > diagnosis also. > > I don't think ever had reflux, he was diagnosed with it at 2 months > after being released from the NICU. He vomitted constantly but I believe > it was just the beginning of the EG. After a year on Zantac and > Propulsid, they did a fundo. After the fundo, my hubby said it was like > they stood him on his head cause it just started coming out the other end > to put it bluntly. > > Tell me about these Beetleborgs. We don't know of them. > > Our house is overflowing with Barbies! > > We have our fair share of Barbies too. Beetleborgs are his phase right > now, I am just glad Barney is gone, LOL! > > Dawn, mommy to Dakota(6 going on 20) and (owner of every action figure > available) > > > > Phyllis-mom to > > Arissa (12/22/95) EG, multiple food allergies, occasional asthma > > Remi 6, Spina Bifida, developmental delays, allergies-nuts, shellfish and > > latex > > > > Phyllis-mom to > > Arissa (12/22/95) EG, multiple food allergies, occasional asthma > > Remi 6, Spina Bifida, developmental delays, allergies-nuts, shellfish and > > latex > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 1998 Report Share Posted August 10, 1998 > Our kids are close in age. AJ is 12/22/95 and Remi is 8/3/92. She just > turned the big 6 this week. She will be starting 1st grade in September. > I know, Dakota starts 1st grade this year too. Can you believe it? I can remember when she was born, took her first step. They grow up sooo fast. When AJ was going to feeding > therapy to get her to eat, it was a really big issue. We had a structured > plan 3 times a day. What torture for all of us. I try to be relaxed about > it too. > used to get feeding therapy too but our therapist finally decided that until his physical part was better, he was not going to eat better. I asked her one day that if it hurt her to do something, would she want to do it? His therapy was just not helping. > Remi really liked Barney but I never really let AJ watch it. I just > couldn't suffer thru another Barney phase. AJ likes the Teletubbies now, > whatever Remi has in her hand and whatever she can't eat! Maybe i should > have let her watch Barney. > likes the Teletubbies too (UGH!) I don't which is worse. At least Barney was trying to teach them something. Dakota learned her nursery rhymes from Barney. The Teletubbies don't even speak, they babble. > > No action figures here. They go to a neighbors for the action figures, > guns, cars....and the boys come here and play Barbie. It is so funny. > Whenever Dad is not looking, loves to play Barbie (mostly undress them all, yes it does start early) and he loves a great tea party and to rock his baby in the rocking chair. That is our secret. Good luck tomorrow, I hope all goes well and at least you get some answers. We just learned today we will be having a scope Thursday. Dawn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 1998 Report Share Posted August 10, 1998 In a message dated 98-08-10 22:18:36 EDT, you write: << likes the Teletubbies too (UGH!) I don't which is worse. At least Barney was trying to teach them something. Dakota learned her nursery rhymes from Barney. The Teletubbies don't even speak, they babble. >> The twins like Teletubbies, but Clayton who really does not talk loves barney and says maybe 2 words and of course one of them is BAHNEY,. We took the kids to the toy store on Saturday to get Clayton some things for the hospital and all he keep yelling was BAHNEY and grabbing for Barney. COle on the other hand grabbed LaLa. love, sharon mommy to Jake (5)-nda, and fraternal 34.5 week twins Cole (3/30/97) - nda (reformed refluxer) and Clayton(3/30/97) (eosinophil gastroenteritis, mild developmental delays, food allergies (milk, soy, egg, wheat) Nissen and g-tube scheduled 8/14/97) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 1999 Report Share Posted January 24, 1999 Kelsey, BJ gets to eat anything he wants pretty much now. He still has a reaction to dairy but not as bad as before and he still can't eat hot dogs or chicken for some reason his tummy can't handle those foods. Right now, his eosinophils are gone. He was 12 months when he had his fundo and he healed really fast. He was only in the hospital 3 days and was back scooting on his butt in a week but babies are like that. They don't really care much about pain, thank goodness. As far as the Tagamet, I have dealt with reflux for several years and never saw anyone about it cause I was always so busy with BJ. I had horrible heartburn and these horrible smelling burps that I got every day. I got immediate relief with the Tagamet. I can eat anything I want now where as to before, I couldn't eat spicy or greasy stuff. Tummies are annoying. I hope that stays better forever but we will have to wait and see. The doctors are just watching him very closely. Dawn, mommy to Dakota, 6 and BJ, 3(eosinophil gastroenteritis, reflux, asthma) P.S. Here is a pic of BJ and Dakota CINDY MCNITT wrote: > From: KQMN67A@... ( CINDY MCNITT) > > Dawn, > Thanks! Does BJ get to eat any food he wants? Poor guy! Asthma > w/all that other stuff too! And so little! I put him on my e-mail > prayer list and the one at my Bible devo. I think Tagamet was one > med mentioned. How long did it take for him to recuperate from the > surgery? Was it worth it for him to have the fundo? I play my flute > alot and I don't know if I'd be able to play if my stomach had to > heal, but I also can't play after eating for several hours, that > causes me to throw up too. Tummies are so annoying! > Thank you! > Kelsey > > ____ > " Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every > hand. " Mother > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 1999 Report Share Posted January 24, 1999 Kelsey, BJ gets to eat anything he wants pretty much now. He still has a reaction to dairy but not as bad as before and he still can't eat hot dogs or chicken for some reason his tummy can't handle those foods. Right now, his eosinophils are gone. He was 12 months when he had his fundo and he healed really fast. He was only in the hospital 3 days and was back scooting on his butt in a week but babies are like that. They don't really care much about pain, thank goodness. As far as the Tagamet, I have dealt with reflux for several years and never saw anyone about it cause I was always so busy with BJ. I had horrible heartburn and these horrible smelling burps that I got every day. I got immediate relief with the Tagamet. I can eat anything I want now where as to before, I couldn't eat spicy or greasy stuff. Tummies are annoying. I hope that stays better forever but we will have to wait and see. The doctors are just watching him very closely. Dawn, mommy to Dakota, 6 and BJ, 3(eosinophil gastroenteritis, reflux, asthma) P.S. Here is a pic of BJ and Dakota CINDY MCNITT wrote: > From: KQMN67A@... ( CINDY MCNITT) > > Dawn, > Thanks! Does BJ get to eat any food he wants? Poor guy! Asthma > w/all that other stuff too! And so little! I put him on my e-mail > prayer list and the one at my Bible devo. I think Tagamet was one > med mentioned. How long did it take for him to recuperate from the > surgery? Was it worth it for him to have the fundo? I play my flute > alot and I don't know if I'd be able to play if my stomach had to > heal, but I also can't play after eating for several hours, that > causes me to throw up too. Tummies are so annoying! > Thank you! > Kelsey > > ____ > " Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every > hand. " Mother > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 1999 Report Share Posted January 24, 1999 Kelsey, BJ gets to eat anything he wants pretty much now. He still has a reaction to dairy but not as bad as before and he still can't eat hot dogs or chicken for some reason his tummy can't handle those foods. Right now, his eosinophils are gone. He was 12 months when he had his fundo and he healed really fast. He was only in the hospital 3 days and was back scooting on his butt in a week but babies are like that. They don't really care much about pain, thank goodness. As far as the Tagamet, I have dealt with reflux for several years and never saw anyone about it cause I was always so busy with BJ. I had horrible heartburn and these horrible smelling burps that I got every day. I got immediate relief with the Tagamet. I can eat anything I want now where as to before, I couldn't eat spicy or greasy stuff. Tummies are annoying. I hope that stays better forever but we will have to wait and see. The doctors are just watching him very closely. Dawn, mommy to Dakota, 6 and BJ, 3(eosinophil gastroenteritis, reflux, asthma) P.S. Here is a pic of BJ and Dakota CINDY MCNITT wrote: > From: KQMN67A@... ( CINDY MCNITT) > > Dawn, > Thanks! Does BJ get to eat any food he wants? Poor guy! Asthma > w/all that other stuff too! And so little! I put him on my e-mail > prayer list and the one at my Bible devo. I think Tagamet was one > med mentioned. How long did it take for him to recuperate from the > surgery? Was it worth it for him to have the fundo? I play my flute > alot and I don't know if I'd be able to play if my stomach had to > heal, but I also can't play after eating for several hours, that > causes me to throw up too. Tummies are so annoying! > Thank you! > Kelsey > > ____ > " Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every > hand. " Mother > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 1999 Report Share Posted August 26, 1999 Things went ok yesterday, we should get the results Monday or Tuesday. I have been feeling pretty good, just so tired all the time. Tomorrow I have an ultrasound so we should know the sex. I am anxious to know. I have been to Labor and Delivery twice so far in labor. The doctors knew it was going to happen. I am 24 weeks now so even if I deliver now the baby has a good chance of surviving. I haven't dialated at all yet or effaced so these are good signs that I should hold on a while longer. The doctor is thinking I should make it to 29 or 30 weeks. I think this is just a guess. To top the stress of everyday life and BJ's medical problems, my hubby just got orders for Korea to leave in June for 1 year alone. Wonderful! They may get deleted because of BJ. Dawn-KS(who will never catch up with her mail), mommy to Dakota, 7 and aka BJ, 3 (eosinophilic gastroenteritis, Nissen, and dealing with the after effects of many years of steroid use, sigh!)) [eosinophilic gastroenteritis] Dawn > > > How did it go with BJ? Did you get any prelims? I hope all went well! and > how are you feeling these days?? > > Phyllis > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 1999 Report Share Posted August 26, 1999 Dawn, We will continue prayers for you all. let us know when you get the test results. Cathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2003 Report Share Posted October 3, 2003 Oh Penny . . . how are your kids, have they been ill, lately, too? Tis the season . . . I had lunch at the downtown Flint Masonic Temple, today, with my cousins, and we were all complaining about the weather, and I reminded them we were also the same group who complained when it was too hot, but it seems like since the fall has come, all our kids are sick--they're taking the sharing thing too literally :-) Love, Dawn -----Original Message-----From: penelope_fam Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 4:05 PMTo: EverydayMiraclesAutism Subject: DawnDawn, prayers that recovers quickly and that this bout is milder than expected. and and my 3 kids seem to be in a contest to see who can be sick the most. No one wins in this situation, do they? Hang in there and love him up (I know you will),PennySupport Everyday Miracles by shopping online at IGIVE.COM, where a portion of every purchase is donated to this support network. Proceeds received will be used for a variety of functions, such as educational activities, therapy, famiy outings, etc. http://www.igive.com/EDM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2003 Report Share Posted December 9, 2003 I can’t believe they are that old. I love that age. You are so luck and you deserve it. Have a merry Christmas. I am going well. I entered into my 24 week today. I am in the grey zone. I lost my son at the end of 25 weeks. so, I am going to need a lot of encouraging words. I see the doc next Tuesday. I have been funneling but I put myself on SBR hoping that this will go away. If I can make it to the end of January, that would be Gods blessing. God bless. Taryn Re: anyone have a dynamic cervix?? Taryn, Hi How are you doing on bedrest? The girls are 13 mths old, just wanted to let you know LOL.. Seems like yesterday that they were a month though. They are doing great they are walking now. This Christmas is going to be a lot of fun with them too.. Hugs Keep cooking and laying low.. Dawn Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2003 Report Share Posted December 9, 2003 I can’t believe they are that old. I love that age. You are so luck and you deserve it. Have a merry Christmas. I am going well. I entered into my 24 week today. I am in the grey zone. I lost my son at the end of 25 weeks. so, I am going to need a lot of encouraging words. I see the doc next Tuesday. I have been funneling but I put myself on SBR hoping that this will go away. If I can make it to the end of January, that would be Gods blessing. God bless. Taryn Re: anyone have a dynamic cervix?? Taryn, Hi How are you doing on bedrest? The girls are 13 mths old, just wanted to let you know LOL.. Seems like yesterday that they were a month though. They are doing great they are walking now. This Christmas is going to be a lot of fun with them too.. Hugs Keep cooking and laying low.. Dawn Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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