Sheila...you asked me to let you know about my daughter...

[Guest guest]

dear Sheila,

your message last week was very comforting because you assumed that she was

going to get

better when I was already seeing all the struggle of last year again, with

medicines and

hospitals.

She had some blood in her stools for another day, the consistence of the stools

was normal,

even if still a bit thin.

I gave her some soup made with spinach and zucchini to help with constipation.

She had broiled chicken and broiled veal alternately for 4 or 5 days and

chicken or organic

beef soup. The constipation got better and the blood is not visible anymore.

She has 2 table spoons of yoghurt and diluted apple juice for breakfast. You

may be right to

say that she might have some yeast overgrowth because she has a fungus on her

skin that

does not go with topic treatments but I am waiting to start any treatment until

I feel

confident with her bowels. Perhaps the fungus and the yeast are not related .

Anyway, thank you for your calm and ready answers

Ciao

Stefania

mother to (16 Yold) UC 8 years, SCD 5 months (great results). Husband Hugo

UC 2

years, SCD 5 months (no symptoms since then)

[Guest guest]

Hello Stefania,

Thank you the update. I am so glad to hear that she is improving : )

I agree that it is a good idea to get her stabilized before starting

a yeast treatment.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

> dear Sheila,

> your message last week was very comforting because you assumed that

she was going to get

> better when I was already seeing all the struggle of last year

again, with medicines and

> hospitals.

> She had some blood in her stools for another day, the consistence

of the stools was normal,

> even if still a bit thin.

> I gave her some soup made with spinach and zucchini to help with

constipation.

> She had broiled chicken and broiled veal alternately for 4 or 5

days and chicken or organic

> beef soup. The constipation got better and the blood is not visible

anymore.

> She has 2 table spoons of yoghurt and diluted apple juice for

breakfast. You may be right to

> say that she might have some yeast overgrowth because she has a

fungus on her skin that

> does not go with topic treatments but I am waiting to start any

treatment until I feel

> confident with her bowels. Perhaps the fungus and the yeast are not

related .

> Anyway, thank you for your calm and ready answers

> Ciao

> Stefania

> mother to (16 Yold) UC 8 years, SCD 5 months (great results).

Husband Hugo UC 2

> years, SCD 5 months (no symptoms since then)

>