soy formula, and it's good to be back. Ron

[Guest guest]

Ron, I don't know about raising kids, I have lots a nephews running

around when I visit my family. I know the women in here will help

you .

I want to say that if I could learn this cooking stuff then you can

do a good job raising your daughter.

Paul

 

 

 

 

, " Ronald Hess "

<ronhess0760@c...> wrote:

>

> Hello Donna (Lady) and Everyone,

> I have been having so many problems with MSN that I just couldn't

stand

> it any longer. I went and got high speed internet now, so maybe

> everything happens for a reason.

> To respond to your question Donna, of " How are things? " I had typed

this

> to the group earlier yesterday or the day prior but alas, MSN was

> bouncing. I just learned that term, previously unaware there were

> definitions other than causing a brightly colored orb to defy

gravity.

> Anyway, It seems that my wife now has not just left me, but she has

also

> left our daughter. She has gone to New York with her new man

friend. She

> says she needs some space and time to " get her head together. "

Whatever

> that means.

>

> My question to the group is that I need to hear from anyone who has

a

> child who was fed infant soy formula instead of dairy. I went

through a

> lot of research documentation and I have made the choice to switch

her

> to soy. I am worried however that things aren't always as they

appear.

> Does anyone here have a history with soy formula for their now older

> child?

>

> I worked all day today, then interviewed with nannies for two hours,

> then made some dinner. I made the macaroni and cheese from the

files,

> Chanda's grandmother's version, but I replaced with the grated

Mexican

> cheese, which is a combination of three cheeses, rennetless of

course. I

> think I read it in here to do so from someone, and it was wonderful.

> With that I had some corn, carrot broccoli medley that I seasoned

with

> Mrs.. Dash chipoltle seasoning.

> I am becoming quite the chef wouldn't you say?

> Now to bathe my daughter, put her down for bed, review some training

> materials for tomorrow, then to the schnapps.

>

> Ron

>

>

>