Ensure-Debbie

February 8, 2002

Hi Debbie

This is really interesting. I'll have to try it (does it taste nasty?)

At the bottom of your post, you have this written " Ototoxicity from

Vancomycin (April 2001)

Vestibular Disorder (April 2001) " , what are these (if you don't mind me

asking.) Are you saying your daughter or you has this?

Kathy

Re: Re: bowel incontinenece- neurogenic bowel

> Hi,

> After reading so many posts about this problem, I just wanted to let you

know

> that my daughter, who is six, is in a wheelchair also and can't use her

legs

> or do anything more than roll right now. Anyway, we would have to do

> suppositorys every three or four days and nothing but balls would come

out.

> She would cry in so much pain until they were out. About three months

ago,

> her doctor added pediasure to her diet and now she is not only growing,

but

> she can have a normal bowel movement. No more balls and hasn't had a

> suppository in about a month in a half. She doesn't get as much gas as

> before and she also doesn't cry in pain the way she used to. I think the

> adult version would be ensure. Also, I have to drink enlive (it's water

> based ensure) and it keeps me going regular.

> I just wanted to let everyone know incase it could help someone.

> good luck

> Debbi in Texas

> Tethered Spinal Cord (Untethering December 1999)

> Loss of everything below the chest (December 1999)

> VP Shunt (January 2000)

> Short Term Memory Loss (January 2000)

> AMC 1 (Decompression and Lamectomy of C1 March 2001)

> Spinal Meningitis (April 2001)

> VP Shunt Removal (April 2001)

> Ototoxicity from Vancomycin (April 2001)

> Vestibular Disorder (April 2001)

> Total Memory Loss (April 2001)

> Mini Strokes (January 2002)

>

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