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chloe'smom

chloe'smom

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posted 11/18/2009, comment (1)

Aversion has Set In...

My fear for my 4.5 month daughter has come true.  This past week and half, she refuses to eat.  There will be times when she'll cry when I put the bottle in her mouth and other times she will chew on it a little and then just cry.  I've resorted to try to sleep feed her, but it's not going so well.  She's eating less than when... Read moreChevron
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Jennifer Rackley

Jennifer Rackley

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Nutritionist & Caregiver
posted 11/18/2009, comment (1)

Thanksgiving: Burn Free!

Acid reflux can be a serious issue during the holidays and negotiating holiday functions is sometimes difficult. Thanksgiving is one of those holidays that revolves around food. While some foods can be fine for those dealing with acid reflux there are other traditional treats that might best be avoided. Below we will talk about some of the... Read moreChevron
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Tracy Davenport

Tracy Davenport

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Author and parent
posted 11/17/2009, comments (0)

Acid Friendly Meals for the Holiday - Part I

As the holiday season approaches, many are searching for meals to make that are friendly to sensitive stomachs. For my next three SharePosts, I will provide you ideas for a scrumptious breakfast, a festive dinner, and party fare that will start you on your way to a happy and healthy holiday season.   Holiday Breakfast Menu: - Rice or Bread... Read moreChevron
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Jan Gambino

Jan Gambino

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Reflux Mom and Author
posted 11/16/2009, comments (0)

Doctors and Parents: Different Points of View on Reflux?

  Most of the time, I hear the parents side of what it is like to have a baby with gastroesophageal reflux.   Parents often tell me:   ·      Feeding a baby with reflux is very challenging. ·      Babies with reflux have a difficult time going to sleep and... Read moreChevron
scb11
posted 11/12/2009, comment (1)

hiatal hernia and gerd

I am interested in learning more about surgical procedures for treating hiatal hernia and gerd.  I'd like to hear from those who have experience with these procedures.  Specifically, I am interested in Transoral Incisionless Fundaplication with EsophyX.  scb11
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