by Constance » Wed Sep 10, 2014 9:04 am
Wow, congratulation Caleta - have a happy and healthy pregnancy.x
Sarah - well done losing all the weight, fantastic! You must feel really great, 1.5 stones is at least one size down, so you must feel it already? Daniel likes his school so far, the first year is a bit more serious then the foundation year, but hopefully he will be ok once he figures it out, lol.
Simon's still on Nutramigen, but we give him dairy to eat, and I told the nursery to take him off the dairy free diet a couple of weeks ago - I felt sorry for him eating jam sandwiches every day! I don't give him much cheese, but he has an occasional yoghurt, once a fortnight perhaps (- he does not like it much) and he has butter regularly. Funny enough, he loves Nutramigen, he drinks it up like it's a milkshake, iykwim... I cannot believe it, lol, because he's had a taste of cow's milk and soya milk with his breakfast... We have not noticed him having an upset stomach with all the dairy foods, but he still gets allergy spots - they pop up in places and are gone quite quickly normally. I'm quite worried though that whatever causes them may trigger an eczema attack, so I still give him Nutramigen, especially that he has a lot of it every day. Well, at least till the GP objects to giving us new prescriptions.
He is an absolute sunshine, I love him to bits, almost have to remind myself I have another child that needs some cuddles and affection as well. I know, it's bad of me, I am so utterly in love with this little cute person, and it took me by surprise. I don't know what I was expecting - that I would have to divide my love to both boys??? not sure, there is definitely no dividing there, they both get full portion of it, and Simon gets all the new, fresh affection, iykwim. Anyone feels like that???
Hope to hear from you soon. x
M/C Jan 2008
Diagnosed PCOS Apr 2008
Baby boy born on 25/06/09
M/C Jan 2012
Baby boy born on 31/05/13


