thanks to kmerrith and rssboy

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Ken and Jodi,

Thanks for your suggestions we're looking forward to our appointment

so we can get on a good program. Periactin is unfortunately really

messing with my sons stomach, gives him bad diarreah and rashes, but

he's eating okay. My daughter is eating a little better, but

actaully was in the hospital shortly after my email. She stayed the

night before Thanksgiving. Got really pale before we left and weak

and that's when we started smelling that keytone smell. Turned out

she had a virus and that on top of not eating well caused her to

spill it into her urine. She was on fluids overnight and

antibiotics, she's just know kicking what has turned into a walking

pneumonia. Thank the good Lord she's okay, but this sga thing is

really scary. This is our first time taking our daughter to the

hospital because of this condition. My heart goes out to those

parents whose children have it a lot more severe. It's really scary

stuff! Thankfully it can be managed, but we've always got to be on

our toes. We've found peanut butter and eggs, (not together) to be

my daughter's new favorite so she's eating pretty good now.

Gotta run,

Thanks,

Crosby's dad