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[quote=Anonymous]OP here and I should add that no one who meets DD believes she has issues with nutrition, except for her size. Her vitals are fine. Her moods are stable. She has friends. She’s smart and excels at her activities. She is sparkly and vibrant. Her teachers love her. She is beautiful with a dancer’s build. She rarely gets sick - in fact her immune system is stronger than anyone I know. She takes after my husband’s side of the family, who are all very late bloomers. Puberty is years away. For all these reasons, it is hard to accept there is something more serious or life threatening at play. It seems so unbelievable, yet here we are. As for the dietician’s suggestion, I believe this was not a coordinated effort. If it were, I would expect a meeting with the full team. This was an off-the-cuff remark that set me reeling. There is no way she would recommend waiting three months if the situation were so dire as to necessitate immediate intervention. If the full team were to sit down with us, we would be taking a different approach.[/quote]
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