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Hi Everyone,

Willie is almost 4 and a half. At 3 he was diagnosed by Dr Harbison w/ RSS.

At first the perictin was great. Then maybe the Zantac helped. He was

gaining well by his previous standards and closing that weight-for-height gap

nicely. Last year at the convention, Dr HArbison thought he'd be ready for

growth

hormone by the end of the year. We started in April. Here's the bad part:

he's no longer gaining. Until March he still took formula(bottle) at 30 cals/oz

and we used it after meals, whenever the intake was down. It saved us as he's

always refused any other milky drink (no Pediasure, no smoothies, no

milkshakes). Then his new gastro ordered an Upper GI and put the barium in the

formula. No more formula for Willie. Then the flu. Down 2.5 lbs total and has

over

4 months gained it almost back but no more. Even w/ starting ght. So...

we 're scheduling a gtube insertion. We'll see Dr H first but I think we're

ready...

1) Have your doctors inserted the NG first? with what results?Our gastro

wants to insert the NG and keep Willie in the hospital a couple days to watch

him before the GTube is inserted then keep him another day or two to watch

that. Is this pretty common? Necessary?

2)What pumps and formulas do you guys like?

3) Do the gtube feedings help keep the blood sugar more stable?

Thanks for any info you can give me. That Dr H visit goes so fast. THE more

we know going in the more ground we can cover, you know? Any info positive or

negative would be so very appreciated.

Thanks you , thank you!

Kathy (Willie, RSS, 4, Periactin, Zantac, ght, 25 lbs, 91 cm and JAck, 6,

non-RSS)

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