RE: An observation in my son

[Guest guest]

No ideas but Enjoy Life I think it was, has wheat free bagels in the frozen

food section of our store. My son preferred my home made muffins so they

don't work for us. You could also make him a wheat free donut, using a

donut pan. He might think that was a bagel. I bought my set at Target a

couple years ago. You bake the donuts btw.

There is so many cross contamination issues I'm sure in a shop too. I guess

you could call them and ask for the ingredients. You'd be amazed at the

" crap " they put in ready made breads, cookies etc. My own home made bread

is good for 2-3 days, same with cookies. Amazing how the store breads can

stay good so long and you can buy cookies on the shelf that have a year

expiration date. What is it doing to our body????????

Tammy

An observation in my son

Not sure if this is " something " but its worth noting.

Had our DAN appt last Fri - did blood and stool testing this week,

waiting on results. No good so far for the urine. Suspecting gluten

and casein sensitivities, as well as some vitamin deficiencies, lots

of yeast and malabsorption issues.

We've loosely been introducing GF foods over the past 6 weeks and he

has developed a liking for many - of course nothing with protein like

the GF chicken nuggets (we found really good ones) and hot dogs.

Anyway, i digress......

is a carb freak. He used to eat a bagel every day that the

sitter brought him in the morning. He hasn't had a bagel in at least

a week and yesterday he asked for one when my husband picked him up

from pre-school so off they went to the bagel store. He ate 3/4 of a

blueberry bagel and a half of a whole wheat later on.

Today he has been NOTHING but angst and frustration. He is breaking

down over the " little " things like he used to and my husband said to

me earlier " Its like we've got the old Mikey back again. " Today he's

totally incapable of asking for help and is throwing toys when they

frustrate him.

Oddly, if something in the bagel is bothering him, he's also had good

quality whole grain bread in place of the bagel over the time he

hasn't been eating bagels. Those didn't seem to " bother " him until

this bagel issue.

thoughts?

Tina in NJ

[Guest guest]

Yes, all very true. We are just going to NOT allow it anymore! I

also found out while chatting with my husband that also had a

ring pop yesterday - he actually stole it from the bagel store and

Dennis didn't know until they got home had worked the wrapper

off and was eating it! So, I think we've found our culprit!

-- In , " Tamara Kuhn " <tkuhn1@...>

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> No ideas but Enjoy Life I think it was, has wheat free bagels in

the frozen

> food section of our store. My son preferred my home made muffins

so they

> don't work for us. You could also make him a wheat free donut,

using a

> donut pan. He might think that was a bagel. I bought my set at

Target a

> couple years ago. You bake the donuts btw.

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> There is so many cross contamination issues I'm sure in a shop

too. I guess

> you could call them and ask for the ingredients. You'd be amazed

at the

> " crap " they put in ready made breads, cookies etc. My own home

made bread

> is good for 2-3 days, same with cookies. Amazing how the store

breads can

> stay good so long and you can buy cookies on the shelf that have a

year

> expiration date. What is it doing to our body????????

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> Tammy

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> An observation in my son

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> Not sure if this is " something " but its worth noting.

>

> Had our DAN appt last Fri - did blood and stool testing this week,

> waiting on results. No good so far for the urine. Suspecting gluten

> and casein sensitivities, as well as some vitamin deficiencies,

lots

> of yeast and malabsorption issues.

>

> We've loosely been introducing GF foods over the past 6 weeks and

he

> has developed a liking for many - of course nothing with protein

like

> the GF chicken nuggets (we found really good ones) and hot dogs.

> Anyway, i digress......

>

> is a carb freak. He used to eat a bagel every day that the

> sitter brought him in the morning. He hasn't had a bagel in at

least

> a week and yesterday he asked for one when my husband picked him up

> from pre-school so off they went to the bagel store. He ate 3/4 of

a

> blueberry bagel and a half of a whole wheat later on.

>

> Today he has been NOTHING but angst and frustration. He is breaking

> down over the " little " things like he used to and my husband said

to

> me earlier " Its like we've got the old Mikey back again. " Today

he's

> totally incapable of asking for help and is throwing toys when they

> frustrate him.

>

> Oddly, if something in the bagel is bothering him, he's also had

good

> quality whole grain bread in place of the bagel over the time he

> hasn't been eating bagels. Those didn't seem to " bother " him until

> this bagel issue.

>

> thoughts?

>

> Tina in NJ

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