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nikki-uk Enthusiast

Great news about Timothy!!

Who likes porridge anyway?!?! :lol:

PS: hubby loves Lemon M pie could I plz have resp.?

me too, me too want receipe

Deb

Oh Patti - you really started something here!!!! :lol::lol:

Trust me folks..it's dangerously yummy .. :P

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Oh just for completeness the biopsy report:

DUODENUM: Normal

STOMACH: Antral mucosa with chronic gastritis with increased lamina propria and intraepithelial eosinphils; negative for helicobacter pylori (see comment)

ESOPHAGUS: Normal

COMMENT: An allergic etiology for his injury pattern should be considered.

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JennyC Enthusiast

I hope your son continues to do well. Being free of oats should be a lot easier than being free of gluten! Please keep us updated on your son's progress. It is so nice to hear about kids getting better after watching my son go from sickness to being able to thrive and grow like crazy!

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