Food to people who can’t eat & more
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This powerpoint presentation discusses several gastrointestinal conditions including gastroparesis, eosinophilic esophagitis, eating disorders, and provides coping strategies for people suffering from these conditions who have difficulty eating. It notes that gastroparesis has no cure currently and describes some of the symptoms. Coping strategies suggested include reading, drawing, playing outside, staying positive, and ignoring people who make fun of feeding tubes. The presentation aims to help people explain their conditions to others.
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- 1. Food To People Who Can’t Eat & More If you can’t eat, this power point has coping skills
- 2. Gastroparesis Syptoms Loss of weight Gain of weight Vomiting (after eating) Early fullness Abdomen pain Loss of apatite Cure NO CURE YET
- 3. EosinophilicEsophagitis Eosinophil Syptoms Heartburn Chest pain Gastroparesis Food stuck in esophagus Vomiting Tiredness Decreased apatite Painful swallowing Nausea Regurgitate of saliva
- 4. Eating Disorders Bulimics stuff themselves then make themselves vomit People with Anorexia starve them self
- 5. This is their LIFE, Just a glimpse..
- 6. I’m FAT, BETER GET IT OUT! Bulimia...
- 7. Anorexia....
- 9. Get pain...
- 10. No eating with a smile..
- 11. This......
- 12. Or, this...
- 13. When they see food.... They want to cry Why is this happening to me?
- 14. Have a NG tube when they don’t want it..
- 15. EosinophilicEsophagitus... Cant eat their own cake...
- 16. Coping At breakfast, lunch or dinner read ,draw, etc. Play out side Stay positive Take your medicine Smile If you can’t eat, don’t eat Ignore people who make fun of you
- 17. What to say:Feeding tube (NG) Person: “What’s that in your nose?” You: “A feeding tube.” Person: “What’s that?” “Why?” You: “Well, I can’t eat so I get liquid food through this. It’s a tube that goes down my throat, and to my tummy. Person: “Cool”
- 18. What to say:Feeding tube (NG) You: “Some people have glasses because they can’t see well, some have wheel chairs because they can’t walk, and I have a tube because I can’t eat.” Person: (thinking) Person: “That’s sad.”
- 19. What to say when: People ask“Are you better?!” GP never will go away, sadly. So say or write “I’m okay. But I still having tummy troubles. I am feeling ************ right now.” * Means what you are feeling, it will always be different
- 20. Links www.inspire.com/ (GP) www.Google.com/ (research)
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