Yesterday I finger fed him the meat from a tiny lamb cutlet which he ate but you you could tell did not really want any way I shot to the supermarket and bought several tays of minced lamb( far quicker than defrosting and mincing) which I put on to braise, last night no way did he want anyhing again
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Any way today February 13th I am delighted, ecstatic and over the moon to announce he has just eaten 2 very tiny helpings of his braised lamb
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I feel delighted, relieved and absolutely drained all at the same time. Over the last few days I have steamed, braised, boiled, scrambled, poached,grilled and roasted just about any food you can think of.
Everytime I prepared food he was interested till it went down and then just walked away, I was beginning to think it was something psychological and he was scared of food as his reaction was most strange.
Fingers crossed now that he retains the food one way or the other and carries on eating.
He has lost sooo much weight but thank goodness he had gained what he had otherwise it does not bear thinking about.
We are not quite back to square one but are with regard to lots of tiny meals, sort of two steps forward one and a half backwards, let us just hope this is just a set back and there are no more.
Thank you all for your good wishes just please keep them coming as this boy really is special.
Ky