Posted on August 29, 2018
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Good morning and welcome to another #tubieweek post. Today I want to introduce you all to INGA Wellbeing. The Problem With What To Wear In Hospital Anybody who has spent time in hospital will know the daily nightmare that is trying to be comfortable… Continue Reading “#tubieweek – The Spoonie Mummy Reviews – INGA Wellbeing”
Category: Blog Posts, Health, Product ReviewsTags: chronic illness, clothes, Health, hospital, inga, iv, medical, patient, review, Tpn, tube feeding, tubie, tubieweek, Wellbeing
Posted on August 27, 2018
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Good morning and welcome to #tubieweek here on The Spoonie Mummy! This week I will be posting blogs and videos (check out the YouTube channel for The Spoonie Mummy) all about tube feeding and TPN. What Is Tube/TPN Feeding? Crohns disease has wide ranging… Continue Reading “#tubieweek – What Is A Tubie?”
Category: Blog Posts, HealthTags: Awareness, blogger, crohn disease, crohns, enteral, feeding, gastroparesis, gastrostomy, Health, IBD, Jejunostomy, nd, ng, nj, Nutrition, parenteral nutrition, Tpn, tube, tubie, tubieweek, uc
Posted on November 21, 2017
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It has been a little while since I did an interview piece as I have been so busy but today I get you introduce you to a good friend of mine, Rich. I asked Rich if I could interview him about life as a… Continue Reading “An Interview With Rich Clarke”
Category: Blog Posts, Health, ParentingTags: access to support, advice, bullying, defective gene, doctors, emotional support, family life, genetic conditions, interview, mitochondrial depletion of the POLG1 gene, parent of a child with chronic illness, rich clarke, school life, support, Tpn
Posted on July 26, 2017
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Good evening, this is a bit of a late one but have finally had the last day of school today and we are officially on Summer break! Yay! Some of you may know my boyfriend Ste, know that he also has Crohns Disease and… Continue Reading “Getting Ste’s ‘Tea’ Ready”
Category: Blog Posts, HealthTags: boyfriend, Calories, crohns, Delivery, Enteral nutrition, Feeding tubes, Gastroperisis, Jej, Jejunostomy, Jejunostomy feeding tube, medication, Nutrients, Peg, Peg-j, Protein, Setting up a feed, St Marks Solution, Tpn