[tri-med] Re: Thyroid problem or growth hormone problem

irene, i know what you mean by them not being accurate at his pediatrician  
especially, but this is his GI. He goes there every 6 weeks and they are  
meticulous about measuring him, holding him down, making sure his back is not  
arching, head straight etc, they do it on a lucite plastic measurer thing. So  
they are pretty accurate. As for him not being himslef, he is just not smiley  
and happy like he used to be. he is giving us a lot of trouble with eating and  
is a little more "out of it" than normal. His eye contact has worsened and its 
a  lot harder to get him to smile.
 
 
sharon
 
 
In a message dated 3/31/2009 1:42:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
67.irene@xxxxxxxxx writes:
Oops, I  meant they are NOT 100% completely accurate.
And your message just popped  up as I was sending this...what exactly do you
mean by "not being  himself"?
Irene



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