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    Well, Angel's doc at first tried to blow Angel's constipation off. He just said to give her a little more time. I didn't take that for an answer. He finally followed through with the x-ray and found that she was constipated real bad. No wonder her tummy looked so big!
    So he gave her some supositories (spelling?) and Miralax. He also agreed that I should cut out dairy products. And, he said to have her eat lots of popcorn.
    It's all working. She is feeling better now. Thank goodness. She was having a hard time with even her bladder when she was constipated. And, now she isn't having accidents since she cleared a lot of that stuff out.
    Her doc want to keep her on the Miralax for a couple of months at least and keep letting her eat popcorn.

    Heather
    The things kids say!

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    I'm so glad she is doing better. Now I just hope you can follow her and feel better too.

    Warm hugs,
    Donna
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    • #3
      Oh, I am so glad she is feeling better. She must have been really uncomfortable. frown
      Kim

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      • #4
        Really glad to read your post and your little one is feeling better. Now I hope you can get some help and feel better yourself, hugs Iris hi grouphug
        Today and every day you are loved, so don't be anxious about tomorrow, God will take care of you tomorrow; Live one day at a time.

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        • #5
          grouphug grouphug grouphug I am so glad that your little one is feeling better. I hope you can follow through yourself and get better.
          Hang in there , There is hope.
          There is hope. Prayer works.

          Love, Debbie

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          • #6
            I am glad to hear angel is feeling better thanks for the update
            Brat
            'The will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you.'

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            • #7
              Your daughter's doc sounds like a smart man.
              I second it about milk. I remember reading somewhere that even bedwetting can come from a milk allergy.
              Good luck.

              Ginny

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