Re: OT- Have any of you heard of lazy bowl syndrome??

[Guest guest]

,

My daughter was to thought to have this. Since she was very small has had

problems with constipation. We would be lucky if she went once every two weeks.

The way I understood it is that either the rectul mus. or digiestive track, Was

working slow, thus lazy. My daughter is now 5 and we still have to fight with

this everyday. Our ped. will not do any testing either. We had thought that

maybe something was not anatomically correct in the rectum causing these

problems, but have been dealing with this since she was 18 months old and still

don't know. We have changed her diet. Wheat bread, no white, more fiber. She

also eats bran flakes. Lots of green veg. and apple juice or apple sauce on a

daily bases. Most children if they drink apple juice will cause loose stools,

but in my daughter it does not. We also do not allow her to have cheese very

often. If you find a way to get ped to test please let me know and I will try

the samething.

Tabitha

wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl syn. My

SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that there

is more going on with her little girl.

She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind of

testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

testing!

He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we are

in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other problems.

Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at the

end of her rope.

I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I would as

well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go armed

with some good info/questions.

Thanks in advance

& Grace

[Guest guest]

-

From what I remember, you are from Canada so I do not know how the

whole referral to a specialist works. I would say though that if she

has had bowel issues for 2 years-your niece needs to see a

specialist-specifically a pediatric gastroenterologist. I would tell

your SIL that she should demand a second opinion-do not stop,

proceed directly to Go!! With our insurance in the US, we are

fortunate that we do not require referrals(not all plans are like

that), so we can take our son to whatever specialist we feel

is/would be necessary as long as they were in network. I really

believe if it is going on for 2 years-it is not something that she

will " grow out of " . I would have your SIL ask her ped how frequently

does he see this problem, how often is he treating this problem,

what long term results/outcome is there by treating it with this

method. I read up briefly just in google(that nasty search engine)

and found that lazy bowel is caused by too much laxatives which I am

assuming is what the jelly is. So to me, it seems that the doctor is

mistreating this child(however, I am not a medical expert). Hope the

above questions help. I went to the Sick children's hospital website

and they do have a ped gastro clinic-check it out-its very

informative.Your SIl is lucky to have you on her side!!

take care!

kathleen

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

[Guest guest]

-

From what I remember, you are from Canada so I do not know how the

whole referral to a specialist works. I would say though that if she

has had bowel issues for 2 years-your niece needs to see a

specialist-specifically a pediatric gastroenterologist. I would tell

your SIL that she should demand a second opinion-do not stop,

proceed directly to Go!! With our insurance in the US, we are

fortunate that we do not require referrals(not all plans are like

that), so we can take our son to whatever specialist we feel

is/would be necessary as long as they were in network. I really

believe if it is going on for 2 years-it is not something that she

will " grow out of " . I would have your SIL ask her ped how frequently

does he see this problem, how often is he treating this problem,

what long term results/outcome is there by treating it with this

method. I read up briefly just in google(that nasty search engine)

and found that lazy bowel is caused by too much laxatives which I am

assuming is what the jelly is. So to me, it seems that the doctor is

mistreating this child(however, I am not a medical expert). Hope the

above questions help. I went to the Sick children's hospital website

and they do have a ped gastro clinic-check it out-its very

informative.Your SIl is lucky to have you on her side!!

take care!

kathleen

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

[Guest guest]

-

What was it that got her to the point of Lazy Bowel Synd, that usually refers to

a condition brought on by use of laxatives. Was she experiencing constipation

prior to this and those were prescribed?

Stacie

wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl syn. My

SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that there

is more going on with her little girl.

She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind of

testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

testing!

He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we are

in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other problems.

Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at the

end of her rope.

I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I would as

well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go armed

with some good info/questions.

Thanks in advance

& Grace

[Guest guest]

-

What was it that got her to the point of Lazy Bowel Synd, that usually refers to

a condition brought on by use of laxatives. Was she experiencing constipation

prior to this and those were prescribed?

Stacie

wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl syn. My

SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that there

is more going on with her little girl.

She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind of

testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

testing!

He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we are

in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other problems.

Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at the

end of her rope.

I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I would as

well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go armed

with some good info/questions.

Thanks in advance

& Grace

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen,

I soo agree with you that Obviously, she needs to be seen by a

specialist! It can be challenging to get in to see a specialist in

Canada, the wait times can be crazy and sometimes you have to really

push hard to get the appt. My SIL is a really nice easy going person

and also tends to trust everything a doctor says. So for her to get

to this point, I know that her daughter is really suffering.

Mikeala grabs her tummy and screams in pain at least once a day, she

rocks and rocks and it has gotten to the point that she dosen't even

want Carole to touch her tummy - Carole used to rub her stomach to

help her feel better - she shuts herself in her room and just cries

and rocks, she is 4 and a 1/2.

I told Carole tonight that she HAS to demand a second opinion. She

would feel much better going into that appt. armed with some really

insightful questions and she just feels overwhelmed, so I would just

love to be able to help her and her baby with this, I figure I have a

pretty awesome resource (that she does not have) right here to point

me in the right direction!

& Grace

I really appreciate any info I could get and plan to do as much on my

own as needed until we figure this all out.

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen,

I soo agree with you that Obviously, she needs to be seen by a

specialist! It can be challenging to get in to see a specialist in

Canada, the wait times can be crazy and sometimes you have to really

push hard to get the appt. My SIL is a really nice easy going person

and also tends to trust everything a doctor says. So for her to get

to this point, I know that her daughter is really suffering.

Mikeala grabs her tummy and screams in pain at least once a day, she

rocks and rocks and it has gotten to the point that she dosen't even

want Carole to touch her tummy - Carole used to rub her stomach to

help her feel better - she shuts herself in her room and just cries

and rocks, she is 4 and a 1/2.

I told Carole tonight that she HAS to demand a second opinion. She

would feel much better going into that appt. armed with some really

insightful questions and she just feels overwhelmed, so I would just

love to be able to help her and her baby with this, I figure I have a

pretty awesome resource (that she does not have) right here to point

me in the right direction!

& Grace

I really appreciate any info I could get and plan to do as much on my

own as needed until we figure this all out.

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

[Guest guest]

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son sees a gastrointerologist (GI). They would be able to run several tests

on her to make sure nothing fixable or damaging is causing this. You might try

finding one for peds. My son's is wonderful!

Re: OT- Have any of you heard of lazy bowl

syndrome??

,

My daughter was to thought to have this. Since she was very small has had

problems with constipation. We would be lucky if she went once every two weeks.

The way I understood it is that either the rectul mus. or digiestive track, Was

working slow, thus lazy. My daughter is now 5 and we still have to fight with

this everyday. Our ped. will not do any testing either. We had thought that

maybe something was not anatomically correct in the rectum causing these

problems, but have been dealing with this since she was 18 months old and still

don't know. We have changed her diet. Wheat bread, no white, more fiber. She

also eats bran flakes. Lots of green veg. and apple juice or apple sauce on a

daily bases. Most children if they drink apple juice will cause loose stools,

but in my daughter it does not. We also do not allow her to have cheese very

often. If you find a way to get ped to test please let me know and I will try

the samething.

Tabitha

wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl syn. My

SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that there

is more going on with her little girl.

She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind of

testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

testing!

He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we are

in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other problems.

Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at the

end of her rope.

I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I would as

well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go armed

with some good info/questions.

Thanks in advance

& Grace

[Guest guest]

My son sees a gastrointerologist (GI). They would be able to run several tests

on her to make sure nothing fixable or damaging is causing this. You might try

finding one for peds. My son's is wonderful!

Re: OT- Have any of you heard of lazy bowl

syndrome??

,

My daughter was to thought to have this. Since she was very small has had

problems with constipation. We would be lucky if she went once every two weeks.

The way I understood it is that either the rectul mus. or digiestive track, Was

working slow, thus lazy. My daughter is now 5 and we still have to fight with

this everyday. Our ped. will not do any testing either. We had thought that

maybe something was not anatomically correct in the rectum causing these

problems, but have been dealing with this since she was 18 months old and still

don't know. We have changed her diet. Wheat bread, no white, more fiber. She

also eats bran flakes. Lots of green veg. and apple juice or apple sauce on a

daily bases. Most children if they drink apple juice will cause loose stools,

but in my daughter it does not. We also do not allow her to have cheese very

often. If you find a way to get ped to test please let me know and I will try

the samething.

Tabitha

wrote:

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl syn. My

SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that there

is more going on with her little girl.

She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind of

testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

testing!

He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we are

in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other problems.

Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at the

end of her rope.

I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I would as

well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go armed

with some good info/questions.

Thanks in advance

& Grace

[Guest guest]

, I also have a 3 year old on Miralax prescribed by her

ped. I am continually trying to get her off of it and right now we

are on a roll--she hasn't been on it long term since July!! Just

once in awhile for a few days. BUT, my question is: What, in the

sugar free candy, helps the situation???

Shelley

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without

any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

, I also have a 3 year old on Miralax prescribed by her

ped. I am continually trying to get her off of it and right now we

are on a roll--she hasn't been on it long term since July!! Just

once in awhile for a few days. BUT, my question is: What, in the

sugar free candy, helps the situation???

Shelley

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without

any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

,

I have a 3 year old with chronic constipation and has been on

Miralax for a long time. BUT, we have currently been off of it

since July (except for a couple of days here and there). In July we

were up to Canada for a few weeks and my mom suggested trying

Danone's Activia Yogurt as the Bifidus culture in it is supposed to

be extremely beneficial for constipation. Now, my daughter has the

best diet in the WORLD and still only the lax. had previously helped

her. But this crazy yog. did the trick. Within a couple of days

things were " long and smooth " if you know what I mean. It was

unbelieveable. I am so disappointed that we can't get this yog.

down in the states. I have tried Bifidus powder mixed with her

drinks but it isn't the same. Try loading her up on Activia!!!

Shelley

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

[Guest guest]

,

I have a 3 year old with chronic constipation and has been on

Miralax for a long time. BUT, we have currently been off of it

since July (except for a couple of days here and there). In July we

were up to Canada for a few weeks and my mom suggested trying

Danone's Activia Yogurt as the Bifidus culture in it is supposed to

be extremely beneficial for constipation. Now, my daughter has the

best diet in the WORLD and still only the lax. had previously helped

her. But this crazy yog. did the trick. Within a couple of days

things were " long and smooth " if you know what I mean. It was

unbelieveable. I am so disappointed that we can't get this yog.

down in the states. I have tried Bifidus powder mixed with her

drinks but it isn't the same. Try loading her up on Activia!!!

Shelley

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thats what I told her re: the laxatives! I am going to forward a few

of these messages to her. She really needs to get Mickala in to see a

specialist for testing, it could be so many things. Thanks for your

response!

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply , I would think that a GI is who she

needs to see.

& Grace

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply , I would think that a GI is who she

needs to see.

& Grace

> Hi everyone,

>

> I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

syn. My

> SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

there

> is more going on with her little girl.

>

> She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

of

> testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> testing!

>

> He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and we

are

> in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem as

> prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

problems.

> Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

the

> end of her rope.

>

> I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

would as

> well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

armed

> with some good info/questions.

>

> Thanks in advance

>

> & Grace

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Long and smooth LOL, Shelly, that is disgustingly hilarious hehe! I

will definately suggest this to Carole to help Mickala get things

moving, thanks for the suggestion.

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

Long and smooth LOL, Shelly, that is disgustingly hilarious hehe! I

will definately suggest this to Carole to help Mickala get things

moving, thanks for the suggestion.

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

[Guest guest]

You know I never thought of that as Grace is too young for vitamins,

I bet she is giving her a daily vitamin. I will forward this mess

too, thanks ! You would think that I would have thought of

this one, I had the absolute worst time with this when preg!!

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without

any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

> as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

You know I never thought of that as Grace is too young for vitamins,

I bet she is giving her a daily vitamin. I will forward this mess

too, thanks ! You would think that I would have thought of

this one, I had the absolute worst time with this when preg!!

& Grace

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I was wondering if any of you had any experience with lazy bowl

> syn. My

> > SIL's daughter has been " diagnosed " with this but she feels that

> there

> > is more going on with her little girl.

> >

> > She is having a really hard time getting her ped. to do any kind

> of

> > testing whatsoever on her...he diagnosed this 3 times without

any

> > testing!

> >

> > He has put Mickala on a gelly to loosen her stools repeadly and

we

> are

> > in the opinion that this is NO kind of way to treat her problem

> as

> > prolonged use of the gelly can cause a whole host of other

> problems.

> > Mickala has had this problem for over 2 years now, her mom is at

> the

> > end of her rope.

> >

> > I suggested to her that she should do some research and that I

> would as

> > well so when she goes in to see her ped. next time, she can go

> armed

> > with some good info/questions.

> >

> > Thanks in advance

> >

> > & Grace

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >