shimmereestar
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She is not getting a g tube or g button because she is gaining weight so well, I will ask the doctor about that. do you know how common it is for babies to get this surgery?
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In the hospital again...advice needed
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shimmereestar
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She is not getting a g tube or g button because she is gaining weight so well, I will ask the doctor about that. do you know how common it is for babies to get this surgery?
shimmereestar
New member
She is not getting a g tube or g button because she is gaining weight so well, I will ask the doctor about that. do you know how common it is for babies to get this surgery?
shimmereestar
New member
She is not getting a g tube or g button because she is gaining weight so well, I will ask the doctor about that. do you know how common it is for babies to get this surgery?
shimmereestar
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She is not getting a g tube or g button because she is gaining weight so well, I will ask the doctor about that. do you know how common it is for babies to get this surgery?
purplemartin
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Briceton had the surgery at 9 months old due to aspirating pneumonia and has done really great with it, with no reaching! Although he has not been able to burp or vomit, it hasn't caused any significant problems for him for not being able to do so.
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
purplemartin
New member
Briceton had the surgery at 9 months old due to aspirating pneumonia and has done really great with it, with no reaching! Although he has not been able to burp or vomit, it hasn't caused any significant problems for him for not being able to do so.
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
purplemartin
New member
Briceton had the surgery at 9 months old due to aspirating pneumonia and has done really great with it, with no reaching! Although he has not been able to burp or vomit, it hasn't caused any significant problems for him for not being able to do so.
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
purplemartin
New member
Briceton had the surgery at 9 months old due to aspirating pneumonia and has done really great with it, with no reaching! Although he has not been able to burp or vomit, it hasn't caused any significant problems for him for not being able to do so.
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
purplemartin
New member
Briceton had the surgery at 9 months old due to aspirating pneumonia and has done really great with it, with no reaching! Although he has not been able to burp or vomit, it hasn't caused any significant problems for him for not being able to do so.
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<br />For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
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<br />Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
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<br />For us the aspiration pneumonia was doing a toll on his little lungs, and for him CF was doing enough on its own, we didn't need the extra damage. We went in had the surgery and discharged 3 days later. His wrap has loosened a bit (which is common) and surgery is most likely happening again, but for his benefit we will do it all over again.
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<br />Best wishes in your decision and hope you're little one is felling better soon!
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