Re: Defeated!

[Guest guest]

I went through that a few years. I found out that the school my son was at,

despite notes over his cubby, next to the snack cabinet, and near the sink

that he is not to eat any food that does not come from home, fed him gold

fish crackers. More than once. Any time there was a fill in aide or sub (it

was around IEP time) no one paid attention. I felt that all the time and

money I put into the diet was for nothing. I did quit. I put my son on

enzymes, and put them in his lunch thermos, and snack juice, and with the

timing

of his day he was covered while he was at school. Once he started

kindergarten, by mid year my son went back on the diet. When we started the

enzymes my son improved, more than we started the diet the first time. His BMs

became normal. But if I forgot those enzymes watch out because school was

allowing so many infractions. I felt like someone beat me up, then kicked me

while I was laying on the ground.

Jump right back in and know now that those people cannot be trusted.

Kerrie

In a message dated 2/28/2010 1:20:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

yvonneweaver@... writes:

I guess I'm not looking for any answers from you ladies just sympathy.

Just makes me want to throw my arms up and say, " I quit. "