The FPIES Foundation is an Incorporated 501(c)3 Non-profit foundation dedicated to overcoming the challenges of FPIES by offering tools for education, support, and advocacy to empower families and the medical community. The FPIES Foundation respects the difficulties faced by a family affected by FPIES and dedicates itself to helping families […]
The FPIES Foundation is an Incorporated 501(c)3 Non-profit Foundation dedicated to overcoming the challenges of FPIES by offering tools for education, support, and advocacy to empower families and the medical community. It is our vision to provide tools for families & patients managing FPIES every day. We are an entirely […]
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Articles to Share with Your Child’s Practitioner FPIES is a clinical diagnosis, which means there are currently no tests to make or confirm the diagnosis. There are no standard treatment protocols, yet. Research and advancements are being made by doctors all over the world to advance the understanding of FPIES […]
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Kilo has always been a pretty happy baby. He has been a breastfed baby from birth and did really well with it, at least for the first few months. He was born August 2011, and around November we started noticing him acting weird when he ate. He would turn his […]
We always thought there had to be something going on with Brynn, as she would have these random hours where she would just scream. I talked to our pediatrician and was told she was just a colicky baby. I was nursing while at home and pumping/freezing while I was at […]
Ellie was ‘colicky’ from birth. We were sent home from the hospital with the instructions that she is ‘just one of those babies that refluxes’ and to ‘be sure and lay her on her side’ so that she does not ‘choke or aspirate on her own vomit’. More than half […]