Guest guest Posted June 11, 2004 Report Share Posted June 11, 2004 ~ I know! Isn't that awesome. What she did was pulled his j tube and put a g tube back in! I was not happy. I was so upset while I was there and swore I would NEVER see her again! What a dummy! Anyway, she gave us a feeding schedule and kept him there until he was tolerating her goal. Then, she kept him a little longer to see waht he would do. He is so good at spitting up. But, she said that was probably as good as he was going to get. Well, low and behold, he ended up gaining big time! Even though he was spitting up two and three times a day. It was like miraculous. I can't explain why he did so much better al of a sudden. I think it was a mixture of a few factors. She upped his calories in the formula too. Jodi > > Hi guys, > > I was reading the exchanges between you two. > > > > Mimi, I am so happy for you that your little guy is 10 lbs. and > not > > even five months old yet. ) > > > > > > Jennie, you sounded quite a bit surprised in your post that you > > couldn't believe he only weighed 10 lbs. I was the opposite. I > was > > thinking, wow that is BIG! Well, if he has RSS I guess. , > my > > son, was 17 months old and weighed 10 lbs! At that point we got > him > > to Dr. H in New York and she diagnosed him with RSS and thanks to > > her, is now 24 months old and weighs 18 lbs. 6 oz. ) > That > > is good for him, trust me! ) > > > > I just wanted to share with you two. Mimi, if your little guy is > > eating well by mouth, I wouldn't worry about a g tube right now. > I > > mean, WAS and IS g tube fed, and still can't gain that > well. > > Sounds like your guy is doing pretty good on his own in comparison. > > > > See you guys, > > Jodi R. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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