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my dd is more or less chronically constipated, although not to the extent that you are describing. I give her organic papaya purée (30g) every day for that. I found it worked as well as miralax.

my dd is more or less chronically constipated, although not to the extent that you are describing. I give her organic papaya purée (30g) every day for that. I found it worked as well as miralax.

my dd is more or less chronically constipated, although not to the extent that you are describing. I give her organic papaya purée (30g) every day for that. I found it worked as well as miralax.

my dd is more or less chronically constipated, although not to the extent that you are describing. I give her organic papaya purée (30g) every day for that. I found it worked as well as miralax.

I would say retesting could be a good idea. My dd had a very low elastase level when born (60 I think, highly insufficient) and was put on enzymes b/c of that. When retested a year later she had 450 (I think a person w/o CF has >500 and PS is >200). Someone on this website mentioned that little...

I would say retesting could be a good idea. My dd had a very low elastase level when born (60 I think, highly insufficient) and was put on enzymes b/c of that. When retested a year later she had 450 (I think a person w/o CF has >500 and PS is >200). Someone on this website mentioned that little...

I would say retesting could be a good idea. My dd had a very low elastase level when born (60 I think, highly insufficient) and was put on enzymes b/c of that. When retested a year later she had 450 (I think a person w/o CF has >500 and PS is >200). Someone on this website mentioned that little...

I would say retesting could be a good idea. My dd had a very low elastase level when born (60 I think, highly insufficient) and was put on enzymes b/c of that. When retested a year later she had 450 (I think a person w/o CF has >500 and PS is >200). Someone on this website mentioned that little...

I would say retesting could be a good idea. My dd had a very low elastase level when born (60 I think, highly insufficient) and was put on enzymes b/c of that. When retested a year later she had 450 (I think a person w/o CF has >500 and PS is >200). Someone on this website mentioned that little...

I would say they are referring to the germ count, not the strain. IMO it means that there are not many bacteria in the sputum sample.

I would say they are referring to the germ count, not the strain. IMO it means that there are not many bacteria in the sputum sample.

I would say they are referring to the germ count, not the strain. IMO it means that there are not many bacteria in the sputum sample.

I would say they are referring to the germ count, not the strain. IMO it means that there are not many bacteria in the sputum sample.

I would say they are referring to the germ count, not the strain. IMO it means that there are not many bacteria in the sputum sample.

I feel that nutritionists are way too eager to start kids on adult food. I just have been through this recently with my 2 y/o. She eats baby food (with chunks) and ground up food with no problem now (although she stayed on formula way longer than a "normal" kid), but at the latest annual check...

I feel that nutritionists are way too eager to start kids on adult food. I just have been through this recently with my 2 y/o. She eats baby food (with chunks) and ground up food with no problem now (although she stayed on formula way longer than a "normal" kid), but at the latest annual check...

I feel that nutritionists are way too eager to start kids on adult food. I just have been through this recently with my 2 y/o. She eats baby food (with chunks) and ground up food with no problem now (although she stayed on formula way longer than a "normal" kid), but at the latest annual check...

I feel that nutritionists are way too eager to start kids on adult food. I just have been through this recently with my 2 y/o. She eats baby food (with chunks) and ground up food with no problem now (although she stayed on formula way longer than a "normal" kid), but at the latest annual check...

I feel that nutritionists are way too eager to start kids on adult food. I just have been through this recently with my 2 y/o. She eats baby food (with chunks) and ground up food with no problem now (although she stayed on formula way longer than a "normal" kid), but at the latest annual check...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Spurrier</b></i> I always had a feeling while I was pregnant that something was going to be wrong with her. </end quote></div> I know that feeling. I caught a parasite (toxoplasmosis) found in raw meat while pregnant, and was soo...