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My Daughter Is Growing!


Momof2cuties

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Momof2cuties Apprentice

Yeah!! Ali is growing!! She went in for a check-up a few days ago and gained 10 ounces in two weeks since being gluten-free...here's the really exciting thing...she woke up this morning with three new teeth!! She had a new one earlier in the week, too...so, that makes four teeth in a week! She's miserable and cranky, but she's proud owner of four brand spankin' new teeth. Awesome!

Ali has been so behind in weight (she's now up to 20lbs 3oz at about 18 months) and had only 7 teeth until this week. Her hair was so fine and limp and barely there...now it's getting pretty long and full in the back.

I'm just so excited that she's feeling so much better and we've begun to finally tackle all of this head-on. It's been so exciting to see her change over the past couple of weeks. She's happier, healthier and is just taking off like a little weed!


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Good news about Ali!!!

PeggyV Apprentice

That is wonderful!

Karen B. Explorer

You grow, girl! :-)

That's great news!

gfgypsyqueen Enthusiast

That's wonderful news!!!

Ursa Major Collaborator

How exciting, I am very glad for you!

mamaloca2 Apprentice

I'm so excited for you! I know how nice it is to see your child turn around like that. :D


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Jodele Apprentice

thats great!!!! :D Its amazing how you can change one thing and they start to grow. my dd she has gain 10lbs in 10 mths. she might have grown 1 or 2 lbs if she was not on this diet.

I am so happy for you.

Jodele

SheilaW Newbie
:P That is the best news o Ali. I remember that awesome feeling when my daughter Michaela finally started gaining weight. She is a happy 2 1/2 year old now. Since she was diagnosed a year ago she has gained 11 pounds.
pedro Explorer

Hi

Excellent news.

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