[tri-med] Re: startle reflux
- From: "Gary and Bernita" <g.savage@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 18:52:18 -0600
There is no word on her heart/lungs. The blue tinge is much better. I
don't notice it nearly as often. She has a check-up on February 8. Hope
the doctor gives more answers at that time. Payton lives to have a hand on
her head also.
Up until last week she was gaining weight steadily. Last week she lost
about 2 ounces.
She had a lot of gas pains. I feel so sorry for her. she pushes and pushes
trying to get rid of it.
Thanks for the advice, I will try some of the relaxation techniques you
mention.
Bernita, Grandma to Payton born December 8, 2005 Trisomy 13
> I'm still concerned over this child's heart/lungs; is
> there any word on the these and the cyanosis?
>
> Phoebe exhibited startles sometimes frequently during
> chiefly her first year of life. When she started up I
> would cradle her, hold the crown of her head steady
> with one of my hands, and speak or sing gently to her.
> I tend to believe that this did some good, and
> sometimes I can still quiet her down with my attempted
> crooning.
>
> Phoebe also experienced great discomfort in moving her
> bowels, and still does when constipated. She was on
> mother's milk for her first 9 months; I'm sure that
> formula would tend to make it worse - as it does now
> she's 3... Phoebe also rarely burped. Though I was
> very good at burping my son, I can only remember
> getting a handful of burps from Phoebe. She passed
> most gas out the other way. I would rock her
> belly-down on one arm, her head near my elbow, while
> patting her with the other hand and shifting her
> somewhat every couple minutes in an effort to move gas
> around. Eventually she would pass something and be
> relieved - easy, it wasn't.
>
> Phoebe has always been very ticklish at the soles of
> her feet. For a period of several months when she was
> 2 I used to rub her feet to get her out of crying
> mode. I reserved this treatment for the middle of the
> night; I didn't want to wear it out since peace at
> night was so precious. After changing her and finding
> nothing apparently wrong I would put her in the bed
> between us. When she cried I would rub one foot which
> would make her laugh then I would relent after 5 or so
> seconds more. I would repeat when she cried again and
> she usually tired and went to sleep in less that half
> and hour.
>
> William, Phoebe's dad
>
>
> --- Gary and Bernita <g.savage@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Thanks, we will give it another try. Could you tell
>> me more about the foot
>> massage for wind and the relaxation bath for the BM?
>> That is another reason
>> that Payton doesn't sleep too well, I think. She
>> rarely burps so she has a
>> lot of gas. It takes her a long time to have a BM
>> now too. It doesn't seem
>> like it should be such a problem for her, because it
>> isn't that firm, but it
>> can take her up to 2 hours to have a movement and
>> lots of crying a straining
>> to get it done. After she gets that out of the way
>> she will sometimes sleep
>> for a couple of hours. Such a sweet little thing.
>> She hates a bath so I
>> doubt if she would find that very relaxing. She
>> gets cold so easily that
>> she just shivers after her bath. It isn't because
>> she isn't doing anything
>> during the bath because she is screaming as loud as
>> she can. LOL
>>
>> Bernita, Grandma to Payton born December 8, 2005
>> Trisomy 13
>>
>>
>> Not sure that this would have worked for
>> > Louise or not because I only learnt this when I
>> did Midwifery along with
>> > foot massage for wind and relaxation baths!!!
>> Although Louise loved her
>> > bath and it was the only way to effectively help
>> her achieve a BM she
>> > would
>> > get too cold too quickly so I had to be careful.
>> >
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