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16 May 2014 – Toby’s medical history to date – Actual age: 32+5 weeks / Corrected age: 25 weeks…

Posted on October 28, 2014 by florencejoy

Upon writing a letter to a friend of my parents-in-law, who works in the medical profession, seeking advice as to how to move forward, I had to bring my records of Toby’s medical journey up to date. Here they are, … Continue reading →

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14 February 2014 – Letter to gastroenterologist…

Posted on October 26, 2014 by florencejoy

Forgive me for using this email address to try to get a message to the gastroenterologist. We are actually due to be seeing him in his NHS clinic on 27/02/14 – after having heard from Toby’s Speech And Language Therapist … Continue reading →