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"We were given a special recipe book by the dietician"

About: Forth Valley Royal Hospital / Children's Ward

(as a parent/guardian),

My son has been brought in a couple of times. He has an allergy to milk which results in sore stomachs and diahorrea. He was admitted straight away and did various tests – watched him feeding to see how he reacted. Then they tried him on a special milk.

I feel the staff sat and listened to me. I have bowel problems myself and I was really anxious about whether he had inherited what I had – I think that’s one of the reasons they did all the tests.

He just had an allergy thankfully.

The follow up is good too. He doesn’t have an allergy any more but they still check up on him. They set up an appointment with a dietician who gave me tips about how we could adjust how we eat as a family for my son’s sake. When we went on holiday the dietician gave me a website I could check out to make sure I was choosing the proper foods when we were there. We were also given a special recipe book.

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Response from Arlian Mallis, Person Centred Health and Care Co-ordinator, Department of Nursing, NHS Forth Valley 10 years ago
Arlian Mallis
Person Centred Health and Care Co-ordinator, Department of Nursing,
NHS Forth Valley
Submitted on 20/12/2013 at 10:46
Published on Care Opinion at 11:09


Hi thats great to hear that you feel you have been listened to and the care for your son has been good. I have shared your posting with the paediatric and diatetic team who were delighted with your feedback. Thanks for sharing, hope your son continues to keep well.

Arlian

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