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Tracy Davenport's SharePosts

Cry It Out - Part I

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 moreChevron

Trick or Treat?

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 moreChevron

At Wit's End

A friend emailed me last night looking for help for someone who is caring for a 6 month old baby that has acid reflux. She wrote that "my friend is at wit's end." I know this feeling well. When our own son with acid reflux was 6 months old, "wit's end" often described our good days. In this SharePost, I provide a strategic plan to help you or... Read moreChevron

Acid Reflux and Exercise

Several of you have written to the HealthCentral Network, inquiring if acid reflux should prevent you from doing physical exercise. One individual who wrote in was especially concerned because he is enlisted as a Marine, and his job requires frequent physical activity. For those of you wondering about the relationship between acid reflux and... Read moreChevron

In His Own Words

When I began as a contributor to the HealthCentral Network, our son with acid reflux disease was only three years old. In those days, we suspected his reflux was bothering him when he woke up multiple times during the night, or refused to eat the things he usually enjoyed, or just behaved so badly that my husband and I wondered if our family could... Read moreChevron

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