[Ditzzy]

your child's FTT? Do they see specialists? Feeding teams? or does the regular ped handle it?

[i3ai3ydanny]

Danny has a GI, an allergist, a nutritionist, and a naturopath.

[Cheep Sk8]

Kiersten's GI manages her feeding issues, and we just recently added a dietitian to our roster. She was seeing OT for feeding difficulties, but it seemed to have the opposite effect on her and she completely shut down and refused all solids for awhile. If she doesn't start orally taking 75% of her nutritional intake by her 5th birthday, then I am going to take her to an inpatient feeding clinic.

She also sees an Endocrinologist, Neurologist, Geneticist, Cardiologist, and Ophthalmologist to manage her non-feeding related issues.

[Ditzzy]

Originally Posted by Cheep Sk8

She also sees an Endocrinologist, Neurologist, Geneticist, Cardiologist, and Ophthalmologist to manage her non-feeding related issues.

We see a billion specialists too. I bet you're as exhausted as I am.

[BusyMom4]

Pediatrician, ENT, Pulmonologist, and dietitian.

[Cheep Sk8]

We've slowed down a lot now that we've gotten her "stabilized". She down to yearly or every 6 months on all but Endo and GI. I'm enjoying the peace although it probably won't last. You are so right about how exhausting it is. For thew first 3 1/2 years of her life it seemed like all we did was go to doctor's, hospitals, and therapist. She was always sick, she didn't sleep well, we were broke and completely stressed out.
I want to give all you ladies and your little ones a big hug because I understand what you are going through.