Comments for Milkintolerance.Org http://milkintolerance.org Support for families of kids with milk intolerance. Fri, 09 Sep 2011 17:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Our Story by Maryannehttp://milkintolerance.org/our-story/comment-page-1/#comment-140 Maryanne Fri, 09 Sep 2011 17:12:00 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=4#comment-140 Thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad to have found it as it gives me hope for my son. Your story with your second child is very similar to mine. My son is only 5 and 1/2 months old, but was found to have MPSI at around 3 weeks old. He also had blood in his stool, and it was still there even after removing milk and soy from my diet. My pediatrician was no help, she didn't seem to worried that there was blood in his stool since he was gaing weight. I'm also from Montreal so you know how hard it is to find another doctor. Anyways, I ended up going on a TED and finally the blood went away. I have been slowly introducing food into my diet, but once in a while some food cause the blood to come back. Your wife is truly inspirational, reading about the sacrifices she went through makes me believe that I can do it too. Seeing that your children got over the allergies makes me feel that it is also possible for my son! Thank you for sharing your story. I’m glad to have found it as it gives me hope for my son. Your story with your second child is very similar to mine. My son is only 5 and 1/2 months old, but was found to have MPSI at around 3 weeks old. He also had blood in his stool, and it was still there even after removing milk and soy from my diet. My pediatrician was no help, she didn’t seem to worried that there was blood in his stool since he was gaing weight. I’m also from Montreal so you know how hard it is to find another doctor. Anyways, I ended up going on a TED and finally the blood went away. I have been slowly introducing food into my diet, but once in a while some food cause the blood to come back. Your wife is truly inspirational, reading about the sacrifices she went through makes me believe that I can do it too. Seeing that your children got over the allergies makes me feel that it is also possible for my son!

]]> Comment on Feeding a need: mothers use facebook for breastmilk sharing by dann whitehttp://milkintolerance.org/news/feeding-a-need-mothers-use-facebook-for-breastmilk-sharing/comment-page-1/#comment-139 dann white Fri, 05 Aug 2011 03:58:00 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/news/feeding-a-need-mothers-use-facebook-for-breastmilk-sharing/#comment-139 Once again a great job....Always very informative and well thought out. Look forward to the next one!Your advice is very useful. Thank you<a href="http://www.herbs-wholesale.com/brand/mother-love.html" rel="nofollow">Motherlove</a> Once again a great job….Always very informative and well thought out. Look forward to the next one!Your advice is very useful. Thank you

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]]> Comment on MSPI and Soy Oil and Soy Lecithin by Carlyhttp://milkintolerance.org/elimination-diet/soy-oil-and-soy-lecithin/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Carly Mon, 16 May 2011 04:42:00 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?p=93#comment-137 Nutramigen worked for us.  But we have a weird case. We switched docs after we'd stumbled upon nutramigen and the new doc didn't really know anything about my son's colic.  After trying to give him regular cow's milk at one-year-old, we realized there was a problem with milk and put him on lactose-free milk.  He did fine for about a year until we tried putting lactase drops into super-cremay, super-fresh farm milk.  After this, he stopped being able to tolerate milk, cheese, etc, anything at all.  So we had him on the no milk, no soy diet for 3 months until the very visible blood and mucus in his stool disappeared.  He got a lot of blood from dairy and a lot of mucus from soy.  Nutramigen was the only formula that worked for him in the beginning, though, fyi.   Nutramigen worked for us.  But we have a weird case. We switched docs after we’d stumbled upon nutramigen and the new doc didn’t really know anything about my son’s colic.  After trying to give him regular cow’s milk at one-year-old, we realized there was a problem with milk and put him on lactose-free milk.  He did fine for about a year until we tried putting lactase drops into super-cremay, super-fresh farm milk.  After this, he stopped being able to tolerate milk, cheese, etc, anything at all.  So we had him on the no milk, no soy diet for 3 months until the very visible blood and mucus in his stool disappeared.  He got a lot of blood from dairy and a lot of mucus from soy.  Nutramigen was the only formula that worked for him in the beginning, though, fyi.  

]]> Comment on Foods to Avoid by Lilpumpkins6http://milkintolerance.org/foods-to-avoid/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Lilpumpkins6 Tue, 08 Feb 2011 19:00:00 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=15#comment-136 Why does it say beef for milk? Is it for what the animal might be injected with? Why does it say beef for milk? Is it for what the animal might be injected with?

]]> Comment on Breastfeeding and Allergies by Lindsayhttp://milkintolerance.org/uncategorized/breastfeeding-and-allergies/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Lindsay Wed, 01 Dec 2010 02:44:00 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?p=306#comment-135 Having several family members with severe peanut and other nut allergies, this has been of concern to me from day one. The recent specialists I have been seeing have been telling me that exclusive breastfeeding and late introduction of nuts to the child won't prevent allergies. However, they did say that research is indicating that it can help delay the onset of the allergy. Which for myself, is reason enough. But I do know that this opinion is highly debated. Having several family members with severe peanut and other nut allergies, this has been of concern to me from day one. The recent specialists I have been seeing have been telling me that exclusive breastfeeding and late introduction of nuts to the child won’t prevent allergies. However, they did say that research is indicating that it can help delay the onset of the allergy. Which for myself, is reason enough. But I do know that this opinion is highly debated.

]]> Comment on Foods to Avoid by Capricorn http://milkintolerance.org/foods-to-avoid/comment-page-1/#comment-129 Capricorn  Tue, 19 Oct 2010 07:33:06 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=15#comment-129 well, at least there is an HPV Vaccine these days that can prevent HPV infection--' well, at least there is an HPV Vaccine these days that can prevent HPV infection–’

]]> Comment on Beef Serum In RotaTeq by Shannonhttp://milkintolerance.org/mspi/beef-serum-in-rotateq/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Shannon Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:16:48 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?p=286#comment-119 My son was given the rotavirus vacination at two months of age. He suffered from a serious reaction . . .including a fever reaching 103 and moderate amounts of blood in his stool during a 6 - 12 hour time interval after the injection. Yes, we knew he was MSPI at the time. I was not prepared with information about this vaccine when I went to his 2 month appointment, as it was not offered/part of the vacine schedule with my older daughter. I should have declined until I personally completed some research. . . but followed the pediatrician's recommendations. Due to his reaction, a report was drafted to the CDC and he did not receive the second dose. I feel, as many parents feel, you must be diligent and question everything-and everyone-to ensure the safety of your child. My son was given the rotavirus vacination at two months of age. He suffered from a serious reaction . . .including a fever reaching 103 and moderate amounts of blood in his stool during a 6 – 12 hour time interval after the injection. Yes, we knew he was MSPI at the time. I was not prepared with information about this vaccine when I went to his 2 month appointment, as it was not offered/part of the vacine schedule with my older daughter. I should have declined until I personally completed some research. . . but followed the pediatrician’s recommendations. Due to his reaction, a report was drafted to the CDC and he did not receive the second dose. I feel, as many parents feel, you must be diligent and question everything-and everyone-to ensure the safety of your child.

]]> Comment on Foods to Avoid by AMhttp://milkintolerance.org/foods-to-avoid/comment-page-1/#comment-118 AM Sun, 25 Apr 2010 11:25:40 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=15#comment-118 Hello,I just found out my daughter is allergic to dairy.However I wanted to know if I should avoid SOY as well until I have all her allergies checked by a doctor? Especially soy milk/soy yoghurt (with breakfast). I don't want to replace one evil by another...Thanks for your suggestions Hello,

I just found out my daughter is allergic to dairy.

However I wanted to know if I should avoid SOY as well until I have all her allergies checked by a doctor?
Especially soy milk/soy yoghurt (with breakfast). I don’t want to replace one evil by another…

Thanks for your suggestions

]]> Comment on Foods to Avoid by Christyhttp://milkintolerance.org/foods-to-avoid/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Christy Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:46:35 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=15#comment-43 I have a question about a very common ingredient I'm finding. Soy lecithin-is this something I need to avoid? I know it's add for shelf life so it's in almost everything. I have a question about a very common ingredient I’m finding. Soy lecithin-is this something I need to avoid? I know it’s add for shelf life so it’s in almost everything.

]]> Comment on Gingerbread Cookies by Andreahttp://milkintolerance.org/recipes/cakes-and-cookies/gingerbread-cookies/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Andrea Mon, 14 Dec 2009 14:46:41 +0000 http://milkintolerance.org/?page_id=273#comment-42 I tried this recipe yesterday and it turned out really well! I've already eaten way too many. Thanks for posting it. I tried this recipe yesterday and it turned out really well! I’ve already eaten way too many. Thanks for posting it.

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