"Ozgirl" > wrote in message
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>I think that now she is 13 she is old enough to understand she has a
>medical problem and it needs to be treated in a certain way. Now is the
>time for her to realise that she just can't have a lot of the things she
>prefers and has to bite the bullet and eat things that are better for her
>but not her first choice. I have told you all often enough about my
>friend's boy who has so many things he can't eat it that's its almost down
>to one brand of Lemonade, rice and freshly cooked meat, can't even have it
>reheated. He is now 11 and that's how it is for him. Basically he eats
>what he is allowed or he starves, so he eats. To have the kinds of health
>problems she is having at such a young age can mean a lifetime of misery if
>she doesn't get a handle on it now. Go to a dietician and let them figure
>out a workable diet for her.


That is going to be tough. I know I could never eat things that I didn't
like. I would sooner starve than to have to eat things I don't like.

I don't think the dietician is an option. She would have to see the one
that I saw and she knows nothing of food allergies. She told me to drink
lactose free milk. I told her lactose wasn't the problem. It was the milk
protein. She just told me I would have to figure something out.