I'm lucky to have my Mam who lives nearby so getting lots of supoort from her:)and other family friends are just a phone call or txt away.
He's had 2 medications to stop sickness one given by GP which could be used to prevent travel sickness and one from consultant whch was also to prevent dizziness associated with vertigo/labrithitis also had antiacid medication and is currently taking medicine for migraine it's all trial and error.
He knows about his Great Grandad being ill but things have just got worse recently and I wouldn't say they are particularly close.
I breast fed for first 6wks then had to change to bottle feeding as he was just too hungry and wanted feeding every 2hrs.
He has always bn a picky eater he doesn't like milk will not have it on cereal(eats it dry) I have to try and get calcium into him via youghuts, cheese or foods with added calcium. He doesn't like vegetables only one he'll eat occassionally is raw carrot and beetroot but he does eat fruit; grapes, strawberries and apples he has tried other fruits and vegetables but usually tries once then refuses to try again. He used to eat beans but was sick once when he was about 3 and now won't eat them. Because I know the things he likes I know what to give him and I send him to school dinners when he's at school which has encouraged him to try new foods eg fish but he won't have it at home (my fish apparently isn't as good as schools) I've encouraged him to help me cook over the years which is something he enjoys but refuses to try anything he's made. If I make spaghetti bolognese I have to put sauce separate to the pasta and the garlic bread and cheese not that he'll eat the sauce. His diet is mainly carbs, protein, fibre, sugar and fats.
Typical diet: Breakfast 2 slices of medium white bread-School Dinner- Tea: Buffet plate (choice of tomato sauce sandwich/ Satay sticks/ cocktail sausages, crisps quavers/hula hoops/ pringles,fruit, yoghurt)then supper: Fruit with sweetner/ bread or dry cereal
He also likes to eat Birdeye chicken, lincolnshire sausage,pork sausage,Pork chop and he'll have these served with a mixture of mashed potatoes/oven chips/ rice/pasta or egg noodles
He usually eats roughly every four hours but has bn off his food until around dinner time with this illness then eats dinner and tea and supper. His diet hasn't really changed and I know it's not perfect but i'm finding migraine medication has bn making him extra hungry so eats and eats from 8pm sometimes hungry at 12am but that is because of medication normally supper time is no later than 8.30pm