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If this sounds like your baby: sometimes sleeping hot; sweating easily; maybe being slightly constipated; prone to rashes or pimply outcrops; occasionally having an odor about her/his body, or body wastes; is slightly (or ridiculously) temperamental, night terrors, night mares and general distress, especially around sleeping, it is possible that you have a child with a tendency to “hot blood”.
"My third child and I had a difficult beginning. She initially breastfed, as I assumed all babies did – onto the
breast, attached, suckling, and swallowing – normal. Then she descended into a life or death decline."
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Is this, or was this your baby:
- sometimes sleeping hot -
- sweating easily -
- maybe being slightly constipated -
- prone to rashes or pimply outcrops -
- occasionally having an odour about her/his body, or body wastes -
- is slightly/vastly temperamental, busy and or difficult? -
- hard to settle for sleeping/naps -
- tends to awaken distressed or in a mood -
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This story is about NOT limiting the outcome. It is about working outside our personal and cultural restraints, and of allowing the path of another, under some guidance, and with apparently unlimited unseen assistance, to unfold. It can be an inspiration for those who face hopelessness either personally, or within their professional life, and choose to cast it aside.
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Find out what we know about autism, the gut,vaccinations and what food has to do with it. The strongest direct evidence of foods linked to autism
involves wheat and dairy, and the specific proteins they contain - namely gluten and casein. These are difficult to digest and, especially if introduced too early in life, may result in an allergy.
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As an acupuncturist who had worked at the edge of possibilities, I was used to being consulted after all other options had been exhausted. Twenty years ago, my then husband asked of a work colleague “How is your baby” – the usual happy response of a ‘boy’ or ‘girl’ was tempered by the fact of his daughter’s imminent death.
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"I offer you this book because I would like to share with you one of the most wonderful and worthwhile experiences of my life: my son Daniel.
I began writing shortly after we discovered his condition, initially because I felt it would allow me to get out of my system the many things I was feeling. Then, as my pregnancy progressed, I started to believe that it could be something more—something that would help others who receive this type of diagnosis, and face the same seemingly impossible decisions we faced." - Kylie
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