Re: son's progress - just sharing

[Guest guest]

Yay! I know this is the best feeling- to have your little guy catch up

developmentally after all this hard work. Hopefully he'll be able to have an SCD

sweet treat someday soon... but by then he may just be hooked on mustard!!

Congratulations,

PJ

>

> thought I'd share with here and pecanbread that my son is really coming along

on SCD (9 months now)he's scd minus yeast triggers -always been so on board,

he's awesome.

> He was just 5 in April and he's finally seeming like a 5 year old!! His

speech therapist keeps saying how good he's doing, strangers can for the most

part, understand him. He doesn't appear to have anymore auditory processing

issues (which was brought up in the past as a possible problem) -he has more

sense of humor, personality etc etc -I just love it!!! and

> GET THIS

> we have a new GI who understands the gut -brain connection and thanked me for

doing my homework and keeping him SCD!!!!

> life is good!!

> PS we stopped into Digestive wellness yesterday and he was SO excited to buy

SCD mustard - LOL -he can't have most stuff there due to yeast yet but he was so

excited to pick something up and ask Is this SCD? and get a yes!! LOL - he was

making slurping noises all the way home (like a regular kid would do in a candy

store I guess??) just too cute

> he had a lil, not too thrilled yet I don't think- it's an acquired taste

though LOL

> eileen

> 2 years 5 months scd

>

[Guest guest]

That's great ;-).  Very cute and I had the same thought, he'll probably always love mustard now lol.  Glad to hear he's doing so well!

 

Debbie 41 cd

 

thought I'd share with here and pecanbread that my son is really coming along on SCD (9 months now)he's scd minus yeast triggers -always been so on board, he's awesome. He was just 5 in April and he's finally seeming like a 5 year old!! His speech therapist keeps saying how good he's doing, strangers can for the most part, understand him. He doesn't appear to have anymore auditory processing issues (which was brought up in the past as a possible problem) -he has more sense of humor, personality etc etc -I just love it!!! and

GET THISwe have a new GI who understands the gut -brain connection and thanked me for doing my homework and keeping him SCD!!!!life is good!!PS we stopped into Digestive wellness yesterday and he was SO excited to buy SCD mustard - LOL -he can't have most stuff there due to yeast yet but he was so excited to pick something up and ask Is this SCD? and get a yes!! LOL - he was making slurping noises all the way home (like a regular kid would do in a candy store I guess??) just too cute

he had a lil, not too thrilled yet I don't think- it's an acquired taste though LOLeileen 2 years 5 months scd

[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen,

Ths is truly wonderful and thank you for sharing!

Keep up the good work.

Is your husband more on board now about your son and SCD?

It can be difficult for spouses.

Jodi

>

> thought I'd share with here and pecanbread that my son is really coming along

on SCD (9 months now)he's scd minus yeast triggers -always been so on board,

he's awesome.

> He was just 5 in April and he's finally seeming like a 5 year old!! His

speech therapist keeps saying how good he's doing, strangers can for the most

part, understand him. He doesn't appear to have anymore auditory processing

issues (which was brought up in the past as a possible problem) -he has more

sense of humor, personality etc etc -I just love it!!! and

> GET THIS

> we have a new GI who understands the gut -brain connection and thanked me for

doing my homework and keeping him SCD!!!!

> life is good!!

> PS we stopped into Digestive wellness yesterday and he was SO excited to buy

SCD mustard - LOL -he can't have most stuff there due to yeast yet but he was so

excited to pick something up and ask Is this SCD? and get a yes!! LOL - he was

making slurping noises all the way home (like a regular kid would do in a candy

store I guess??) just too cute

> he had a lil, not too thrilled yet I don't think- it's an acquired taste

though LOL

> eileen

> 2 years 5 months scd

>

[Guest guest]

thought I'd share with here and pecanbread that my son is really coming along on SCDYay!! I'm glad he's doing so well, and I'm glad you guys found a good doctor!! That's great to hear! =D Cheers!Alyssa 16 yo UC April 2008, dx Sept 2008SCD June 2009 (restarted)Azathioprine 75 mg 1x per dayPrednisone 20 mg 1x per day

[Guest guest]

THANKS All!!

PS he doesn't like the mustard at all - LOL -the fact that he never had treats

before helps I'm sure - I chuckle that he usually says " this is delicious! " to

everything I serve,bland as it is - so why even go to honey right ?? pre-scd

every recipe I made I omitted the sweetener -and they loved everything, all 4 of

them -it's just what you're used to :-) Jodi, hubby's a bit better especially

seeing results and hearing doc say it's the best thing for him right now - but

I'm sure he wants him just GF asap :-) we are giving him his 1st MMR the 24th

-GI feels comfy as long as there's no thimerisol (which our ped never has) so

serious prayers on the 6/24 please-so scary

thanks

eileen

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> > thought I'd share with here and pecanbread that my son is really

> > coming along on SCD

>

>

> Yay!! I'm glad he's doing so well, and I'm glad you guys found a good

> doctor!! That's great to hear! =D

>

> Cheers!

> Alyssa 16 yo

> UC April 2008, dx Sept 2008

> SCD June 2009 (restarted)

> Azathioprine 75 mg 1x per day

> Prednisone 20 mg 1x per day

>