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mom2caseyafrica

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I forgot to give my daughter her creon until halfway through her bottle. this is the first time in 6 weeks of giving her the medication that ive forgotten. I know that happens sometimes, and i just want to know if anything really bad will happen as a result of feeding her 2 ounces without the enzymes....
 

mom2caseyafrica

New member
I forgot to give my daughter her creon until halfway through her bottle. this is the first time in 6 weeks of giving her the medication that ive forgotten. I know that happens sometimes, and i just want to know if anything really bad will happen as a result of feeding her 2 ounces without the enzymes....
 

mom2caseyafrica

New member
I forgot to give my daughter her creon until halfway through her bottle. this is the first time in 6 weeks of giving her the medication that ive forgotten. I know that happens sometimes, and i just want to know if anything really bad will happen as a result of feeding her 2 ounces without the enzymes....
 

mom2caseyafrica

New member
I forgot to give my daughter her creon until halfway through her bottle. this is the first time in 6 weeks of giving her the medication that ive forgotten. I know that happens sometimes, and i just want to know if anything really bad will happen as a result of feeding her 2 ounces without the enzymes....
 

mom2caseyafrica

New member
I forgot to give my daughter her creon until halfway through her bottle. this is the first time in 6 weeks of giving her the medication that ive forgotten. I know that happens sometimes, and i just want to know if anything really bad will happen as a result of feeding her 2 ounces without the enzymes....
 

Ratatosk

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She should be just fine, especially if you gave them to her while she was still eating. If you'd forgotten and hadn't given them to her at all, she'd probably end up having a bit of a diaper blow out.

When DS was a baby we gave him his enzymes right away when he ate, so as to wash down the beads with his formula and not worry about any being left in his mouth and possibly burning him, but now that he's older he gets half his enzymes at the begninning of his meal and the rest half way thru. If he's "grazing" -- just eating non-stop, I'll keep giving him a couple enzymes. Last weekend at the circus he had a huge bucket of popcorn he was working on and I just kept passing a couple enzymes down to him.
 

Ratatosk

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Staff member
She should be just fine, especially if you gave them to her while she was still eating. If you'd forgotten and hadn't given them to her at all, she'd probably end up having a bit of a diaper blow out.

When DS was a baby we gave him his enzymes right away when he ate, so as to wash down the beads with his formula and not worry about any being left in his mouth and possibly burning him, but now that he's older he gets half his enzymes at the begninning of his meal and the rest half way thru. If he's "grazing" -- just eating non-stop, I'll keep giving him a couple enzymes. Last weekend at the circus he had a huge bucket of popcorn he was working on and I just kept passing a couple enzymes down to him.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
She should be just fine, especially if you gave them to her while she was still eating. If you'd forgotten and hadn't given them to her at all, she'd probably end up having a bit of a diaper blow out.

When DS was a baby we gave him his enzymes right away when he ate, so as to wash down the beads with his formula and not worry about any being left in his mouth and possibly burning him, but now that he's older he gets half his enzymes at the begninning of his meal and the rest half way thru. If he's "grazing" -- just eating non-stop, I'll keep giving him a couple enzymes. Last weekend at the circus he had a huge bucket of popcorn he was working on and I just kept passing a couple enzymes down to him.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
She should be just fine, especially if you gave them to her while she was still eating. If you'd forgotten and hadn't given them to her at all, she'd probably end up having a bit of a diaper blow out.

When DS was a baby we gave him his enzymes right away when he ate, so as to wash down the beads with his formula and not worry about any being left in his mouth and possibly burning him, but now that he's older he gets half his enzymes at the begninning of his meal and the rest half way thru. If he's "grazing" -- just eating non-stop, I'll keep giving him a couple enzymes. Last weekend at the circus he had a huge bucket of popcorn he was working on and I just kept passing a couple enzymes down to him.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
She should be just fine, especially if you gave them to her while she was still eating. If you'd forgotten and hadn't given them to her at all, she'd probably end up having a bit of a diaper blow out.
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<br />When DS was a baby we gave him his enzymes right away when he ate, so as to wash down the beads with his formula and not worry about any being left in his mouth and possibly burning him, but now that he's older he gets half his enzymes at the begninning of his meal and the rest half way thru. If he's "grazing" -- just eating non-stop, I'll keep giving him a couple enzymes. Last weekend at the circus he had a huge bucket of popcorn he was working on and I just kept passing a couple enzymes down to him.
 

SadiesMom

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She should be fine. We sometimes wait to give my daughter her enzymes until after she's eaten a little so that we know she's actually hungry and we don't overdo the enzymes.
 

SadiesMom

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She should be fine. We sometimes wait to give my daughter her enzymes until after she's eaten a little so that we know she's actually hungry and we don't overdo the enzymes.
 

SadiesMom

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She should be fine. We sometimes wait to give my daughter her enzymes until after she's eaten a little so that we know she's actually hungry and we don't overdo the enzymes.
 

SadiesMom

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She should be fine. We sometimes wait to give my daughter her enzymes until after she's eaten a little so that we know she's actually hungry and we don't overdo the enzymes.
 

SadiesMom

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She should be fine. We sometimes wait to give my daughter her enzymes until after she's eaten a little so that we know she's actually hungry and we don't overdo the enzymes.
 
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sdelorenzo

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She will be fine. I always tell myself that my nephew was four when he was diagnosed and he did pretty well without enzymes. Now we don't forget very often, but there are times that I remind my kids to take their enzymes and later find out they didn't. They are delta 508 and I have never noticed a bowel problem later as a result. I ask my kids if they notice it later and they say no. I also got to the point of not giving their teachers in Sunday School or camps enzymes for snacks. The snacks are usually very low fat and my kids don't each much of snacks anyway. It makes life a bit easier to handle it that way I think.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 8 and Jack, 6 both with cf, Grant, 1 without cf
 
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sdelorenzo

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She will be fine. I always tell myself that my nephew was four when he was diagnosed and he did pretty well without enzymes. Now we don't forget very often, but there are times that I remind my kids to take their enzymes and later find out they didn't. They are delta 508 and I have never noticed a bowel problem later as a result. I ask my kids if they notice it later and they say no. I also got to the point of not giving their teachers in Sunday School or camps enzymes for snacks. The snacks are usually very low fat and my kids don't each much of snacks anyway. It makes life a bit easier to handle it that way I think.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 8 and Jack, 6 both with cf, Grant, 1 without cf
 
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sdelorenzo

Guest
She will be fine. I always tell myself that my nephew was four when he was diagnosed and he did pretty well without enzymes. Now we don't forget very often, but there are times that I remind my kids to take their enzymes and later find out they didn't. They are delta 508 and I have never noticed a bowel problem later as a result. I ask my kids if they notice it later and they say no. I also got to the point of not giving their teachers in Sunday School or camps enzymes for snacks. The snacks are usually very low fat and my kids don't each much of snacks anyway. It makes life a bit easier to handle it that way I think.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 8 and Jack, 6 both with cf, Grant, 1 without cf
 
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sdelorenzo

Guest
She will be fine. I always tell myself that my nephew was four when he was diagnosed and he did pretty well without enzymes. Now we don't forget very often, but there are times that I remind my kids to take their enzymes and later find out they didn't. They are delta 508 and I have never noticed a bowel problem later as a result. I ask my kids if they notice it later and they say no. I also got to the point of not giving their teachers in Sunday School or camps enzymes for snacks. The snacks are usually very low fat and my kids don't each much of snacks anyway. It makes life a bit easier to handle it that way I think.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 8 and Jack, 6 both with cf, Grant, 1 without cf
 
S

sdelorenzo

Guest
She will be fine. I always tell myself that my nephew was four when he was diagnosed and he did pretty well without enzymes. Now we don't forget very often, but there are times that I remind my kids to take their enzymes and later find out they didn't. They are delta 508 and I have never noticed a bowel problem later as a result. I ask my kids if they notice it later and they say no. I also got to the point of not giving their teachers in Sunday School or camps enzymes for snacks. The snacks are usually very low fat and my kids don't each much of snacks anyway. It makes life a bit easier to handle it that way I think.
<br />Sharon, mom of Sophia, 8 and Jack, 6 both with cf, Grant, 1 without cf
 
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