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In this episode, Michelle is joined by Breanne Dalton, a 2nd-year graduate speech-language pathology student at the University of Southern Mississippi, who has firsthand experience, wisdom, and joy to share about feeding because she has walked the walk as a J-tube user. During this hour, Breanne shares signs and symptoms of delayed gastrointestinal mobility/gastroparesis, the numerous steps and procedures involved in the diagnostic process her various GI physicians ordered, and how she came to embrace the decision to obtain a J-tube and G-tube. This is one of the most candid interviews that First Bite has had the privilege of sharing. We hope it shapes your evidence-based practice with the same hope and understanding it gave us.
In this episode, Michelle is joined by Breanne Dalton, a 2nd-year graduate speech-language pathology student at the University of Southern Mississippi, who has firsthand experience, wisdom, and joy to share about feeding because she has walked the walk as a J-tube user. During this hour, Breanne shares signs and symptoms of delayed gastrointestinal mobility/gastroparesis, the numerous steps and procedures involved in the diagnostic process her various GI physicians ordered, and how she came to embrace the decision to obtain a J-tube and G-tube. This is one of the most candid interviews that First Bite has had the privilege of sharing. We hope it shapes your evidence-based practice with the same hope and understanding it gave us.
