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Mommafirst
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UPDATE: today we had her PICC line removed and they worked out a plan for us to wean her from the tube. I'm very excited and a bit nervous too!!!
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Mommafirst
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UPDATE: today we had her PICC line removed and they worked out a plan for us to wean her from the tube. I'm very excited and a bit nervous too!!!
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Mommafirst
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UPDATE: today we had her PICC line removed and they worked out a plan for us to wean her from the tube. I'm very excited and a bit nervous too!!!
M
Mommafirst
Guest
UPDATE: today we had her PICC line removed and they worked out a plan for us to wean her from the tube. I'm very excited and a bit nervous too!!!
M
Mommafirst
Guest
UPDATE: today we had her PICC line removed and they worked out a plan for us to wean her from the tube. I'm very excited and a bit nervous too!!!
jbrandonAW
New member
Good Luck.
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
jbrandonAW
New member
Good Luck.
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
jbrandonAW
New member
Good Luck.
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
jbrandonAW
New member
Good Luck.
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
jbrandonAW
New member
Good Luck.
<br />
<br />Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
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<br />I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
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<br />Just remember that she is only 3. And its likely that if you actually remove it then you will likely have to place it back. Surgery is a rough thing to go through.
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<br />I do hope that she can atleast not use it anymore!!!
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rainsmom
Guest
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
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rainsmom
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yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
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rainsmom
Guest
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
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rainsmom
Guest
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
R
rainsmom
Guest
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
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<br />when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
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<br />when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.
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Mommafirst
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>rainsmom</b></i>
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>rainsmom</b></i>
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>rainsmom</b></i>
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote></div>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>rainsmom</b></i>
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote>
Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>rainsmom</b></i>
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<br />yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
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<br />when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote>
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<br />Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
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<br />yes you can have them removed. my daughter had a button put in at 5months and we used it until she was 10months for nitetime feedings and then didnt use it after and had it removed at 4 yrs old. I will say that there were times that it would have made a big difference for her especially after she started school. weight has been an issure for her. she's almost 14 and 2 yrs ago the dr mentioned the button, she freaked out and ate like a horse. she's at 47th inher bmi so we are doing pretty good. I will be honest I hated that thing but I also realize how much we needed it. If i had it to do over again and would have known she would not gain as well after starting school i would have kept it longer.
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<br />when they mentioned it a couple of years ago, rain just kicked it in gear, she drinks two pedisure plus first thing in the morning and 2 before bed, we say she power-slams them lol.</end quote>
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<br />Thank you for sharing this with me!!! I really think that I'd like to give Alyssa a few years of living a bit more "normally" without the button -- IF she can prove to gain and grow without using it. But I do also see the merit of keeping it. Its so confusing.
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