Re: will son be able to go back to GF

[Guest guest]

Even in the off chance your son had to stay SCD, cooking for one on SCD is a

piece of cake. He wouldn't have to live in the kitchen. I typically spend no

more than 1 hour a day cooking. Breakfast and lunch are always pre-made stuff

(yogurt, squash pie, cheesecake, leftover veggies, brownies, deviled eggs,

cheese). Supper is usually something simple, like fish and veggies. I always

make enough for 2 nights, so usually only have to cook supper every other night.

Today I spent 1 hour making 2 cheesecakes, and wrapping up a squash pie (made

last night) in individual portions to freeze. Supper was leftover salmon and

veggies.

Holly

Crohn's

SCD 12/01/08

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> hi all just made son 100% legal last sat - hubby is worried he'll never be

able to digest just GF things in the future if i do scd with him now??? should

I just keep him where -he was 90% scd??? opinions-thanks

>

> he doesn't want him to end up living in the kitchen someday like me when I'm

long gone

> i only did it for a speech delay/slight processing issue that is improving

anyway???????

> thanks eileen 20 months scd

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[Guest guest]

> I cook just for me and feel like i live there -guess i have to re-

> think my ways :-)

> eileen 20 months

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>>>

>>> hi all just made son 100% legal last sat - hubby is worried he'll

>>> never be able to digest just GF things in the future if i do scd

>>> with him now??? should I just keep him where -he was 90% scd???

>>> opinions-thanks

This isn't true in any case.

Because people heal on SCD - and it seems like kids heal the best - so

he'll definitely be

able to get off SCD at some point. In the meantime, though, it's a

healthy diet.

What do they say on pecanbread?

Mara

[Guest guest]

> I cook just for me and feel like i live there -guess i have to re-

> think my ways :-)

> eileen 20 months

>

>

>

>>>

>>> hi all just made son 100% legal last sat - hubby is worried he'll

>>> never be able to digest just GF things in the future if i do scd

>>> with him now??? should I just keep him where -he was 90% scd???

>>> opinions-thanks

This isn't true in any case.

Because people heal on SCD - and it seems like kids heal the best - so

he'll definitely be

able to get off SCD at some point. In the meantime, though, it's a

healthy diet.

What do they say on pecanbread?

Mara