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Becky6
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We went for Belle's 4 year check up today and boy has being gluten-free made a difference!! Last year she was in the 5% for weight which is where she has been forever! Well, she has been gluten-free for 4.5 months now and has gained 4.5 lbs during that time! She is up to 30.5 lbs which is 25%!!! She is doing so much better!! She is still a skinny minny for 4 but we are getting there! The doc was so pleased with her progress!

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jerseyangel
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So happy to hear that! :)

Canadian Karen Community Regular
Canadian Karen
Posted

That's wonderful news!!!! Congratulations!

Hugs.

Karen

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Ursa Major
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Fabulous, keep up the good work! I am glad the diet is making that much of a difference.

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flagbabyds
Posted

YAY,

BTw she may not ever get very high, because I have been gluten-free for 14 years, and are almost clinically diagnosed with annorexia just by my weight, under 100 and almost 5'8"

Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
Posted

So pleased for you!

It's every Mom's dream that their children will thrive and be happy.

Glad you perservered and got this for your daughter. :)

judy in philly

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mommida
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HUGS of joy for you and your skinny minny!

L.

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YAY!!!!! Jumping up and down for you!!!!

Chey's a skinny minny too Becky, I don't know what percentage tho, I need to get her in for her 6 year well check up.

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2Boys4Me
Posted

Congrats Becky & Belle! Being skinny is good...Ty's GI doc said his diet is working (4-5 lbs in 6 months) and that he's moved up the scale from scrawny to skinny.

mouse Enthusiast
mouse
Posted

I am so happy for both of you. You must be doing a GREAT JOB.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
Posted

congrats!

TCA Contributor
TCA
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YEA!!!!

Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
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Congrats Becky!! :)

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