Food To People Who Can’t Eat & MoreIf you can’t eat, this power point has coping skills

Gastroparesis • Loss of weight

• Gain of weight

• Vomiting (after eating)

• Early fullness

• Abdomen pain

• Loss of apatite

Syptoms

Cure

NO CURE YET

Eosinophilic Esophagitis

• Heartburn

• Chest pain

• Gastroparesis

• Food stuck in esophagus

• Vomiting

• Tiredness

• Decreased apatite

• Painful swallowing

• Nausea

• Regurgitate of saliva

Eosinophil

Syptoms

Eating Disorders

Bulimics stuff themselves then make themselves vomit

People with Anorexia starve them self

This is their LIFE, Just a glimpse..

Bulimia...I’m FAT, BETER GET IT

OUT!

Anorexia....

Gastroparesis.....

Get pain...

No eating with a smile..

This......

Or, this...

When they see food.... They want to cry

Why is this happening

to me?

Have a NG tube when they don’t want it..

Eosinophilic Esophagitus...

Cant eat their own cake...

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

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”

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.”

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

Links

www.inspire.com/ (GP)

www.Google.com/ (research)

Thanks For Watching!

Love,

The Sunny Tummy Team