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Henry'schickens :
SarahFair, I posted earlier but let me clarify this. My friend DID see a specialist, had testing done (when he was young also) and it was confirmed that his body was not producing the hormone to make him grow. NOW after years (8-9yrs) of ''hem-hawing'' He decided he wanted the shots.
What I'm telling you here is that you have PLENTY of time to decide what you and your son wants to do. It just needs to be decided BEFORE the average age when the growth plate stops growing.
Now things change and everyone has their own opinions. Just gather as much info as you can before your final decision and it should be your son's decision (and parents) and no one else.
I agree. I think I am going to wait to start him on anything till he can have a personal say and understanding. He is not in any immediate danger that I see. I will probly get him checked out anyways and watch him over the years. Once hes old enough to understand whats going on and if/i] there still seems a problem we will put a plan into action.
After all trying to defy nature with medicines that we dont even know the possible long term affects of....
I dont think I want him living his whole life with a 'side affect' because of a decision I made because he didnt seem 'normal' at the time.
SarahFair, I posted earlier but let me clarify this. My friend DID see a specialist, had testing done (when he was young also) and it was confirmed that his body was not producing the hormone to make him grow. NOW after years (8-9yrs) of ''hem-hawing'' He decided he wanted the shots.
What I'm telling you here is that you have PLENTY of time to decide what you and your son wants to do. It just needs to be decided BEFORE the average age when the growth plate stops growing.
Now things change and everyone has their own opinions. Just gather as much info as you can before your final decision and it should be your son's decision (and parents) and no one else.
I agree. I think I am going to wait to start him on anything till he can have a personal say and understanding. He is not in any immediate danger that I see. I will probly get him checked out anyways and watch him over the years. Once hes old enough to understand whats going on and if/i] there still seems a problem we will put a plan into action.
After all trying to defy nature with medicines that we dont even know the possible long term affects of....
I dont think I want him living his whole life with a 'side affect' because of a decision I made because he didnt seem 'normal' at the time.