Re: You have got some great Dr.'s there in Denver...

[Guest guest]

My son (who doesn't have CF) only likes " plain " ice cream- chocolate or

vanilla. He'll pass on anything else. Pretty much unheard of for me

too! My daughter, though, with CF, would probably eat an entire quart

if you'd let her.

You have got some great Dr.'s there in Denver...

Wife, son (1.5 w/ CF), and I moved to Atlanta a few months ago, and

it's quality care here - but the Denver group at Children's is top

notch in so many different ways.

Good luck, and we're with you all. Not minimizing what we're all

going through in the least...but the first step, the first " boo boo " ,

the first words, the first everything...he's our

son...nothing " different " at all.

On another note...has there ever been a kid who didn't want freakin'

ice cream? Ours has decided he's " above it " (I'm sure it won't last

long).

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[Guest guest]

My daughter (20 1/2years) wont touch ice cream unless it is really

hard, but it it starts melting forget it. She has never eaten it. She wont

touch shakes or protien drinks. But now she eats a full meal almost every 2

hours, a lot of cooking fo us but I don't care. She said she wont move out

till she's married i guess she likes me waiting on her!!!!

Anyway good luck finding other high calorie foods.

judy

You have got some great Dr.'s there in Denver...

> Wife, son (1.5 w/ CF), and I moved to Atlanta a few months ago, and

> it's quality care here - but the Denver group at Children's is top

> notch in so many different ways.

>

> Good luck, and we're with you all. Not minimizing what we're all

> going through in the least...but the first step, the first " boo boo " ,

> the first words, the first everything...he's our

> son...nothing " different " at all.

>

> On another note...has there ever been a kid who didn't want freakin'

> ice cream? Ours has decided he's " above it " (I'm sure it won't last

> long).

>

>

>

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> The opinions and information exchanged on this list should IN NO WAY

> be construed as medical advice.

>

> PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE CHANGING ANY MEDICATIONS OR

TREATMENTS.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

My daughter has never liked ice cream. When she was younger when she needed to

put on weight (no longer a problem) the dietician and doctors would ask her what

she liked to eat. She said (no kidding!) Lettuce! They were freakin out and

saying don't you like ice cream? no Don't you like milkshakes? no Mcs?

no.... and so on. She liked lettuce and cheese. Honestly that is not all she

ate but that is what she would say. And it was before she knew it bugged them

and she wasn't saying it to get under their skin. LOL.

love,

M

PS Clinic isn't until next Tues. I was confused. But she seems better today.

[Guest guest]

We sure do!

Elias, are you in Denver? We are in Colorado Springs but get up to

Denver for annual visits. We have a clinic here 2 times a month where

the docs from Denver come here. We are soooo lucky!

Lenora

>Wife, son (1.5 w/ CF), and I moved to Atlanta a few months ago, and

>it's quality care here - but the Denver group at Children's is top

>notch in so many different ways.

>

>Good luck, and we're with you all. Not minimizing what we're all

>going through in the least...but the first step, the first " boo boo " ,

>the first words, the first everything...he's our

>son...nothing " different " at all.

>

>On another note...has there ever been a kid who didn't want freakin'

>ice cream? Ours has decided he's " above it " (I'm sure it won't last

>long).

>

>

>

>-------------------------------------------

>The opinions and information exchanged on this list should IN NO WAY

>be construed as medical advice.

>

>PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN BEFORE CHANGING ANY MEDICATIONS OR TREATMENTS.

>

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