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Tag Archives: feeding difficulties
5 February 2015 – A catch up on Toby (& me a little…)
Hello again friends, Long time – but the expression ‘no news is good news’ is quite right in this case. We are so pleased with – & thankful for – how Toby is doing. If you want to skip straight … Continue reading
7 July 2014 – Letter to dietician…
Quite a lot has gone on actually. We had Toby’s gastroscopy two weeks ago today. Everything looked pretty pristine in there apparently. They took some biopsies too, the results of which I’ve not heard back about yet – but I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged 9 month old, children's health, chromosome test, craniofacial, delayed development, developmental delay, dietician, feeding concerns, feeding difficulties, floppy core, floppy trunk, gastroscopy, geneticist, gross motor delay, http://www.new-vis.com/fym/papers/p-feed5.htm, low tone, Metopic Synostosis, neck strength, NG tube, not sitting up, paediatric gastroenterologist, parenting, physiotherapist, poor feeding, Prader-Willi Syndrome, SALT, Speech and Language Therapy, tube feeding, video fluoroscopy, weak core strength
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10 June 2014 – Talking therapy – referral…
Letter to GP: Thank you. I have attached the completed form. ~ Excerpt from the therapy referral form: Description of the difficulties: Clinical Problems: 1) Please describe the nature of your difficulties in your own words, mentioning the main problems, … Continue reading
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Tagged breathing room, children's health, church, circumstancial depression, community, depression, faith, family doctor, family life, feeding difficulties, GP, head space, hope, love, marriage, neurotic mother, NG tube, parenting, post viral fatigue syndrome, respite, situational depression, stress, talking therapy, time out, tube feeding
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Toby – post meeting with gastroenterologist etc….
Once again, I’m sorry for the tardiness of this update, especially if you’ve been waiting for news post our meeting with the gastroenterologist the Thursday before last (27 Feb). Our meeting with the gastroenterologist: Our meeting with the gastroenterologist had … Continue reading
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Tagged 24 hour pH probe test, breathing difficulties, children's health, Christianity, church, community, coughing, early weaning, faith, feeding aversion, feeding diary, feeding difficulties, frequent hiccups, love, neurological, NG tube, paediatric gastroenterologist, parenting, positive feeding experiences, prayer, projectile vomit, Psalm 56, reflux, stand in the gap, support, testing times, tube feeding
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30 December 2013 – Letter to the consultant arranging Toby’s second inguinal hernia op…
Letter to consultant responsible for arranging Toby’s second inguinal hernia op, making our case for the operation to be booked in sooner than the date we were (finally!) given: Dear sir, You may remember that my husband and I brought … Continue reading
27 November 2013 – Ed’s work situation & Toby’s heart etc.!…
So, tomorrow is Ed’s last day working for the property company, where he has worked as an electrician in their maintenance wing for just over a year now. You will remember from my last update that they gave him a … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, cardiology, children's health, diuretics, feeding, feeding difficulties, healing, hernia, hole in the heart, inguinal hernia, laboured breathing, open heart surgery, parenting, patience, petition, prayer, prematurity, recessing under rib cage, redundancy, siblings, stress, toddler, VSD, waiting, weariness
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Toby’s hernia op today…
This morning I met the anaesthetist, who was happy to go ahead and anaesthetise Toby for his hernia operation. He had no feeds from 8am in preparation and at 3.45pm I kissed Toby goodbye at the door to theatre. I … Continue reading
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Tagged AVSD, baby, children's health, congenital heart disease, family life, Father's arms, feeding, feeding difficulties, heart problem, hernia, hospital, ICU, inguinal hernia, Intensive Care Unit, intubated, IV fluids, lobe in lung collapsed, motherhood, neonatal unit, NNU, operation, parenting, perseverence, premature baby, premature birth, prematurity, reaction to anaesthetic, tongue tie division, tongue-tie, trouble breathing, ventilator
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To my friend, Jean…
Dear Jean, Quick update for you as I was just letting family know the following for now… Anaesthetist happy to go ahead with hernia op. Will be this afternoon, though no time as yet. Will no doubt stay in at … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, children's health, encouragement, faith, faithfulness, feeding, feeding difficulties, friendship, hernia, hospital, inguinal hernia, neonatal unit, NNU, operation, parenting, perseverence, prayer, prayer request, premature baby, premature birth, prematurity, tongue tie division, tongue-tie
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