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Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Never heard of it. Even when my daughter had a rectal prolapse (we were in the process of getting her diagonsed) an <b>expert</b> and experienced pediatric rectal surgeon said that surgery was rearely required for rectal proplapse. So in my mind this would translate to a resounding NO to the...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Baylessmummy, I remember thinking when you first posted that your son had "bottle aversion" I think you called it - the first thought that popped into my head was that maybe to him, eating = don't feel good (cramping, gas, diarrhea). So he has learned to try to avoid something he associates...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Lo, as I work my way through your book <i>The Spirit of Lo </i> I am so inspired by you and your family - your strength, your courage. I hope you are resting comfortably and feeling the love flowing to you from everyone. And as Sarah mentions, how you got your nickname, so touchingly shared in...

Thanks for the info. I'm adding this to my list of things to discuss with the doctor at our next visit (the other one is a hearing test to establish a baseline). The hearing test idea was prompted by a recent post on Tobramycin and hearing loss, plus I swear when Katy's on her TOBI cycle she...

Thanks for the info. I'm adding this to my list of things to discuss with the doctor at our next visit (the other one is a hearing test to establish a baseline). The hearing test idea was prompted by a recent post on Tobramycin and hearing loss, plus I swear when Katy's on her TOBI cycle she...