I found it interesting that this month that the ENTIRE issue of Delta Airline's Sky Magazine is devoted to our fascination with coffee. Everything from caffeinated lip balm to the world's great java-related destinations are covered. But if you are living with acid reflux disease should coffee really be the drink of choice?
Researchers at... Read more
Several weeks ago, I shared in a blog post that our family would be skipping the trick or treat ritual this year for the first time due to my youngest son's acid reflux disease. In all honesty, I wasn't sure how it would all go. I'm happy to report that celebrating Halloween in a different way this year was a huge success for our family. I... Read more
Is it better to comfort an infant in pain or allow them to cry? In part II of this series, Tracy presents recent research findings in support of one camp. If you missed part I read it here for some background before reading on!
Researchers and pediatricians are becoming more interested in pain in infants, because research findings are... Read more
Infants, crying, and acid reflux make up one of the most debatable trilogies of our time. There are definitely two distinct camps. On the one side are those who say you should try to comfort an infant who is in pain at night, and then there are those who say infants should be able to comfort themselves back to sleep. In Part I of this SharePost, I... Read more
Our producer at the HealthCentral Network recently sent an email to the acid reflux experts asking if anyone would be interested in writing a SharePost about trick or treating. I wrote back to let her know that I wouldn't be able to write about trick or treating, because our family had decided to opt out of the trick or treat ritual this year due... Read more
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