Pauline Said:

Do you believe that having your first child can help health problems?

We Answered:

I have never heard that one. However after my son was born, I had a period of being "super-mom" where it seemed like I was impervious to illness. I could see how that might be interpreted as a magic cure if you had health problems prior to having a child.

Also, the mind is a very powerful thing - if someone thinks they have been "cured" by having a child, they may well be.

Samantha Said:

Need materials on child health in India?

We Answered:

If interested please visit http://www.currentgk.com or http://www.teacherlane.com or http://www/educatorz.com to know the child health problems in India.

Beatrice Said:

What health problems would make a child too ill to travel?

We Answered:

Hey 'CR' cancer can prevent you from traveling like if you constantly have to check in with your doctor, take medicine, be treated or get blood transfusions. Also if a person has like a fake heart or needs to be on a ventilator, that cold keep them from traveling.

Thanks, I hope you look into these and I hope i helped!

Georgia Said:

I was abused as a child could it be causing my health problems now?

We Answered:

I am sorry to hear that you had such a rough childhood. I sincerely hope that you are now beyond the reach of your tormentors. I hope that you are able to join a self esteem group to help you process your thoughts about your childhood and who you are now.

I have read a lot of stuff about Celiac Disease. My husband was diagnosed with it earlier this year. Apparently, it is something that you can inherit genetically. However, not everyone who has the POTENTIAL to develop Celiac Disease will do so. Sometimes it takes a stressor to flip on the switch. The treatment for Celiac Disease is a commitment from you to remain gluten free for the rest of your life. That means don't eat anything that has wheat, barley, rye, or any of their derivatives. Your name indicates that you are a chef. Why not look at this as a challenge to find gluten free foods to make and sell to the other Celiacs in your community. Since 1 out of 133 North Americans have Celiac Disease, your experience as a chef and as a Celiac might be very lucrative for you if you decide to open a GF restaurant.

The anemia and acid reflux can definitely be associated with the Celiac Disease. Once you get all the gluten out of your diet and get used to eating gluten free, you will hopefully find that you have less problems with acid reflux. My husband is currently taking iron pills to treat his anemia, which is why he was finally diagnosed.

The curved spine could be due to malnutrition as a child. Also, Celiac Disease can cause a reduction in the amount of vitamins and minerals your body absorbs so it could be that you have a calcium deficiency because of this. The thyroid disease and the excessive liver bile I confess to know nothing about.

I think you might want to consult with a gastroenterologist who specializes in treating people with Celiac Disease. I would also consult with a dietician. Don't forget to consult with a counselor. Take a holistic approach and treat your mind, spirit, and body in order to obtain health.

Good luck on your journey!

Caroline Said:

child with health problems, any parents out there with advice?

We Answered:

You need someone you can talk to about your worries when the kids are not around....a relative or a trusted friend. When you are with the kids try to focus on your regular routine and the fun things you can do with them whatever they may be. It is hard not to think about these things but you are right that kids will pick up on these things and while you may not be able to do much about the diagnosis you can effect how secure they feel and how much fun and joy they have in their life. If the ill child has questions just let them know the doctors are working on how to make them feel better. If you are a religious person you may want to try prayer and see if you can "let go and let God". I know a lot of this is easier said than done. I wish you all the best.