Another post on Martyn Hooper's blog that had me shouting at the computer screen....
What happens when a parent suspects c... - Pernicious Anaemi...
What happens when a parent suspects child has PA?
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Some links about PA and B12 deficiency in young people
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Distressing enough for us as adults to feel we are not getting the right or adequate treatment. I hate to think how a parent would feel that they couldnt get enough sympathy and treatment for their child especially when it is a known fact that it is within other close family members.
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the mother isn’t always taken seriously and is usually regarded as being obsessed and irrational; The mother’s vigilance is considered to be ‘over the top’. This is exactly what happened to me when I suspected my daughter had PA. with no firm diagnoses she at least continues on 3 monthly injections . I fully expect GP will try and stop theses at some point