


As you can tell by the title, the barium swallow didn't go over to well. We have been waiting 3 months for this appointment and for the past month John has decided he doesn't want anything to do with the bottle. He won't even suck on his pacifier anymore. More than likely this aversion was caused by his NG tube. Anyhow, we were told if he wouldn't drink the barium they would put it down a tube. Well, they didn't. So, we still don't have any answers as to why he won't eat. The good news is...he didn't aspirate on the little barium that he did swallow. We will try the barium swallow again once he is eating baby food or is drinking from a sippy cup.
We are excited though because he is almost rolling over. As you can see from the pictures, he is so close. Any day now!
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It's a chalky like substance that you drink and then it's seen on an x-ray.
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