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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 10:26 pm
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 5:07 am
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sweatdrop I have no kids, and this sounds very serious so I'm going to tread lightly.
1. As for your school loans, usually if you call or send in paper work you can get a forbearance for repayment if you can not afford to make a payment etc.
I can't give you any advice on what to do about the father part... sounds like you've figured that out maybe...so I guess just stay strong with it and don't fall into bad habits, for your son's sake.
2. Food Allergies: Your son is going to crave that which he is intolerant to. I'm sorry to tell you that, but it's true. He will seek it out and want it so badly he may get a little crazy about it until it's been out of his system long enough that it no longer is a craving. But if he eats it accidentally again that voracious need for it could return, so keep an eye on that. I have this with gluten (wheat) and refined sugars actually. I would sit and eat entire loaves of white bread what I was younger... which to my mom was just "oh she's eccentric" but I'm actually very intolerant to it and only discovered this recently.
You need to clean your house and food out of corn and corn derivative. I'm sorry but, you need to change your at home diet to his diet. Don't give him the opportunity to make the mistake at home of eating food that he can't have. Just cut it out completely.
- I think the not talking thing can be attributed to food allergies too... especially ones like corn, gluten and dairy. I know that sounds weird but it's true, ingesting things you can't process can make children literally not talk because it messes with the brain.
I am no doctor, no child expert etc. this is only second hand knowledge of things I've learned from personal experience and other people's personal situations they've shared with me.
Best of luck to you with this, it seems like you will need a lot of strength.
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 9:48 am
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