Re: YEE HAW! eggs

[Guest guest]

Lynn,

We too have seen a great many changes in the boys efforts to try new and

different things since starting the Efa's ....Hopefully it will last!!! Still

having trouble with fruit though....lol

Love and Hugs,

,

Mom to Aidan & Devlin, 28 weekers, now 2 years, IUGR , TTTS, Apnea

(resolved), Bradycardia (resolved), ROP (resolved), pulmonary Stenosis,

Atrial Septal Defects, intrahepatic portal shunt (liver now resolved),

delayed in every area ( global delays), speech delays...now looking into

apraxia......and taking EFA's (ProEfa- Nordic Naturals)

But HAPPY, BEAUTIFUL baby boys.....a constant inspiration and source of joy

to their parents.

[Guest guest]

HI Lynn,

That is great, I haven't noticed a change with DSI and

Efa's with my son Jack, but it seems that when we

started efa's we had just found out he had DSI and

started doing therapy, so I who by the way am a huge

cheerleader for EFA's and speech can't say for sure if

it was efa's that helped my son with DSI or the

therapy, he still has major issues with DSI but is

doing so well with speech.

Another thing, Egglands best brand eggs have 100mgs.

of Omega 3 and high in vitamin E. I give both my sons

eggs and efa's.

Eileen

--- Lynn McClendon <mamapudd@...> wrote:

> I'm still in a bit of shock, but I got Austin to eat

> a bit of scrambled eggs in his custard. That is a

> HUGE breakthru here!

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> I'm wondering how many others have noted a

> remarkable change in DSI issues with the EFAs?

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> Lynn

> Austin 27 months

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