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sclark9602

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I just accidentally glutened both kids. What can I do real quick to avoid a lot of bad reactions to this???

Thanks.

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I just accidentally glutened both kids. What can I do real quick to avoid a lot of bad reactions to this???

Thanks.

I'm sorry. but once the autoimune reactions kicks in there is nothing much you can do. Immodium can help with the bathroom issues and water can help flush out the system. I have found that it just needs to run it's course.

Please don't fee bad. It's a long learning process and it is inevitable that things will happen, especially with children who are not in your care all day. Things are going to happen as careful as we intend to be. Chalk it up to experience and move on, because that's the only things that you can do.

You sound like a very good parent.

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Thank you. I feel a little better. I just don't want her to have a really bad reaction. Thanks.

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GIve them lots and lots of water, warm baths and back rubs, and be there for them, even if they are whining and carrying on! They are young they will rebound quickly!

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Hi

I agree lots of water. Thats exactly what I do. Please don't feel bad these things happens learn and move on. I have three childrens. The middle one is showing lots of the same symptoms I had at her age (5.5 years old). My self and my wife are trying to bring gluten-free diet to the house is not easy especially with the 10 years old.

We are all making the best under the stressfull times.

Good luck to you.

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