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If I am not mistaken in Denmark they are not constantly on antibiotics. Once they culture PA, they have IVs every 3 months. I realise being aggressive is important, but I would be incomfortable if my dd was constantly on antibiotics if she is not culturing anything. As you said, what will they...

If I am not mistaken in Denmark they are not constantly on antibiotics. Once they culture PA, they have IVs every 3 months. I realise being aggressive is important, but I would be incomfortable if my dd was constantly on antibiotics if she is not culturing anything. As you said, what will they...

If I am not mistaken in Denmark they are not constantly on antibiotics. Once they culture PA, they have IVs every 3 months. I realise being aggressive is important, but I would be incomfortable if my dd was constantly on antibiotics if she is not culturing anything. As you said, what will they...

If I am not mistaken in Denmark they are not constantly on antibiotics. Once they culture PA, they have IVs every 3 months. I realise being aggressive is important, but I would be incomfortable if my dd was constantly on antibiotics if she is not culturing anything. As you said, what will they...

If I am not mistaken in Denmark they are not constantly on antibiotics. Once they culture PA, they have IVs every 3 months. I realise being aggressive is important, but I would be incomfortable if my dd was constantly on antibiotics if she is not culturing anything. As you said, what will they...

I can comment on "normalcy" question with my experience. My dd is 2 y/o now. A year ago we lived a completely normal life without any special precautions except hand washing. And then it struck: she cultured PA. She was not really sick or hospitalised or anything, but gosh, I felt like all we...

I can comment on "normalcy" question with my experience. My dd is 2 y/o now. A year ago we lived a completely normal life without any special precautions except hand washing. And then it struck: she cultured PA. She was not really sick or hospitalised or anything, but gosh, I felt like all we...

I can comment on "normalcy" question with my experience. My dd is 2 y/o now. A year ago we lived a completely normal life without any special precautions except hand washing. And then it struck: she cultured PA. She was not really sick or hospitalised or anything, but gosh, I felt like all we...

I can comment on "normalcy" question with my experience. My dd is 2 y/o now. A year ago we lived a completely normal life without any special precautions except hand washing. And then it struck: she cultured PA. She was not really sick or hospitalised or anything, but gosh, I felt like all we...

I can comment on "normalcy" question with my experience. My dd is 2 y/o now. A year ago we lived a completely normal life without any special precautions except hand washing. And then it struck: she cultured PA. She was not really sick or hospitalised or anything, but gosh, I felt like all we...

My dd is 2 and she still has her morning bottle. She hates sippy cup and prefers to drink from an adult cup, which i use for water. I think as long as they don't suck on the bottle all day long, it is not a big deal if they have one meal with it.

My dd is 2 and she still has her morning bottle. She hates sippy cup and prefers to drink from an adult cup, which i use for water. I think as long as they don't suck on the bottle all day long, it is not a big deal if they have one meal with it.

My dd is 2 and she still has her morning bottle. She hates sippy cup and prefers to drink from an adult cup, which i use for water. I think as long as they don't suck on the bottle all day long, it is not a big deal if they have one meal with it.

My dd is 2 and she still has her morning bottle. She hates sippy cup and prefers to drink from an adult cup, which i use for water. I think as long as they don't suck on the bottle all day long, it is not a big deal if they have one meal with it.

My dd is 2 and she still has her morning bottle. She hates sippy cup and prefers to drink from an adult cup, which i use for water. <br /> <br />I think as long as they don't suck on the bottle all day long, it is not a big deal if they have one meal with it.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>gunelle</b></i> Glad to hear I'm not the only one! <img src=""> As far at the beneftis of brobiotics goes, can you explain to me what those are? I am pancriatis sufficent, I have some problems with my stomach from time to time...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>gunelle</b></i> Glad to hear I'm not the only one! <img src=""> As far at the beneftis of brobiotics goes, can you explain to me what those are? I am pancriatis sufficent, I have some problems with my stomach from time to time...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>gunelle</b></i> Glad to hear I'm not the only one! <img src=""> As far at the beneftis of brobiotics goes, can you explain to me what those are? I am pancriatis sufficent, I have some problems with my stomach from time to time...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>gunelle</b></i> Glad to hear I'm not the only one! <img src=""> As far at the beneftis of brobiotics goes, can you explain to me what those are? I am pancriatis sufficent, I have some problems with my stomach from time to time...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>gunelle</b></i> <br /> <br />Glad to hear I'm not the only one! <img src=""> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />As far at the beneftis of brobiotics goes, can you explain to me what those are? I am pancriatis sufficent, I have some problems...