Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

All switched to day feeding

We been working on Gerald's  feeding schedule for the past 3 weeks now. I am proud to say that we are successfully switched him from a night drip to day feeding now.  He needs 1200cc calories per day of pediasure,but we add 500 cc of water to make up the difference to upto 1700cc per day. He gets so dry during the summer if he doesn't get enough fluids. Anyways, we have no throwing -up episode at all on his day feedings and no problem at all. He is now in the normal feeding schedule like the rest of us. It nice to switched because we do not have to wake up early in the morning to turn-off the beeping feeding pump or to clean up the floor because of the feeding bag broke, none of that now. His last feeding is at 8pm and that's it! This way we can completely potty train him during the night.


We still have working on the oral feeding though. We have come to the point that he can taste every food that we ate now. I just need to teach him how to chew and swallow solid food. At this time a feeding therapist comes in handy if we have one. I hope the services that he is on provide an hour feeding session per week, but they don't! I even offered to the his case manager that I would give up two of his services in replace for a feeding therapist because that is what he really need at this time. Still, they won't do that! What a big frustration!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Fat Free Product is not good for YOU!

Here is nice spice for you today. Fat free product are not good for your health unless its dairy product like reduce milk and etc. because fat free product have high in sodium and sugar to provide more taste to it. This is what learned from today's lecture in my nutrition class. Anyway, I never like fat free stuff anyway since it has a lot of sodium in it and one thing it doesn't take good. Anyway, for those who whats to lose weight go to www.mypyramid.gov and you can make a meal plan that suits to your diet. And remember to control the amount of food the you ate. Read the food labels. I guess, I have to do this for now on. Well, I was just got a little out of hand.

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