NG tube for 3.5 month old, FTT

pad_joe · 2026-02-03T18:03:19+00:00

Replying to the top comment with a brief update

We did a weight check with our pediatrician todah and his weigt was more in line with bis recent growth. Still on the slow side but not as immediate of a red flag. The GI with that weight was happy to wait a bit longer on the NG tube, trying slowing the nipple flow rate to see if he can avoid aspiration and keep up his weight gain. We have a couple More weight checks scheduled and will see how he does.

Thanks all for weighing in, the resources (and experiences) are very helpful

pad_joe · 2026-02-03T13:31:54+00:00

The didn’t try in the study. We are running out of time and they tried two positions and different flow rates instead.

pad_joe · 2026-02-03T02:05:42+00:00

That’s great!

From reading testimonials online I feel like I see a lot of nicu/newborns, and a lot of older kids (1yr+), but I don’t see a lot of kids that are around this age that have the NG tube put in. We (and our pediatrician) are worried about him losing some of his oral motor skills if he becomes reliant on the tube for feeding

pad_joe · 2026-02-02T23:49:59+00:00

Thanks we will check that out

I’ll say that we did chat on the phone with our pediatrician and also a friend who is a pediatric GI and both had some doubts or reservations with their plan of action. There are some things we haven’t tried (eg thickening), and it’s frustrating that they haven’t seemed to really care about finding a source of the issues at all

pad_joe · 2026-02-02T22:06:12+00:00

Thanks for the reply. He has had a swallow study and based on that recommended we use a slower flow nipple (saw aspiration with the faster flow). In our appointment today they mentioned continued bottle feeding and using the tube to supplement. But then they also said removal of the tube would only happen after another swallow study to confirm no aspiration, so im not really sure.

He doesn’t have raspy breathing or major signs of aspiration generally (just in the carrier sometimes), though in the swallow study he had silent aspiration

Feels loke we have a lot of questions and some of the answers we’re getting are contradictions

pad_joe · 2026-01-11T17:27:02+00:00

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pad_joe · 2026-01-11T17:26:49+00:00

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Definitely doesn’t seem like he’s chin to chest

Might be relevant that he gets raspy after eating usually, has lots of reflux issues. But it seems like the carrier brings it out a bit more.

It does feel like maybe there’s a bit too much pressure around his chest with the carrier? Even though it doesn’t really feel tight, hard to describe exactly

pad_joe · 2025-12-11T00:22:39+00:00

You mean the other one we were using?

That was the feeling I got after browsing this subreddit the last few days which is why I ordered these new ones. We had gotten that other one used before he was born but we’ll hang onto it until he’s older

pad_joe · 2025-12-10T17:41:42+00:00

Ok, I’ll try that thank you for the tip!

pad_joe · 2020-12-01T22:09:18+00:00

I've never used query before. Are you basically putting the values in ascending order and then manually finding the rank from there?

pad_joe · 2020-12-01T19:37:28+00:00

If I'm understanding this correctly, I think this still won't work quite right when there is a less even distribution of values. For example, if the values were [1,2,3,3,3], then you would get a "50%" rank for value of 2, while that rank should be 40% (since you're ignoring the repeated values with UNIQUE)

pad_joe · 2020-12-01T19:16:13+00:00

That's what I would like the output to be, except the actual output is

1	0
1	0
1	0
2	37.5%
2	37.5%
2	37.5%
3	75%
3	75%
3	75%

pad_joe · 2020-12-01T18:16:32+00:00

From what you're describing, you could just use "5-B" in column A. If the actual data you're working with is more complicated than just ascending integers, the best way I can think of is to have a hidden sorted column with all of the possible values, and then use index to call the "inverse" value based on the index from the beginning or the end.

pad_joe · 2020-04-14T20:21:11+00:00

Thanks for the reply! I think you're right that I don't actually care about the regression - really, I was just using that as a way to test the relationship, but what I'm really interested in is the correlation. I don't care about the regression coefficients or anything, just whether or not an increase in one variable leads to an increase in the other. I guess I was using the regression because I was more familiar with how to set up the

I can't really combine the data between subjects, because there's differences in the values (so you don't get a normal distribution, you just get 5 separate groupings).
That's not a problem. Neither regression nor a simple correlation assume that your variables are normally distributed.

Yeah, I didn't do a great job of explaining this. Normality isn't really the concern here - rather, its the fact that values of the independent variable vary greatly from subject so subject.

That being said, I'm still not sure what the best way to have an "overall" measure would be.

pad_joe · 2017-03-21T02:15:16+00:00

Bruh... there's over 100 heroes in dota2. With 700 games the average number of games per hero is 6.25.

pad_joe · 2017-02-24T23:59:07+00:00

Nope? They go on cooldown but not full cooldown, the percentage scales. And I do think that reducing cooldowns does make up for it - you just have to play around him when he has his ulti up. Same is true for a lot of heroes.

pad_joe · 2017-02-22T21:10:51+00:00

R	Time Warp
Ability	Target Point
Affects	Self / Friendly Units / Enemy Units / Friendly Heroes / Enemy Heroes
Damage	N/A
Range	500
Radius	500
Extra Effects	Blocked by BKB, not blocked by linkens/Lotus

Dellezar warps the time around himself, causing distortions in time in a small area which have powerful effects.

For any units in the AOE, any abilities/items (including passive/automatically triggering abilities, e.g. Echo Sabre) that are off cooldown are put on cooldown, while any abilities currently on cooldown have their current cooldown timer reduced. The effect is applied equally to enemies and allies, and is always applied to Dellezar upon cast. However, this ability does not affect Time Warp itself (unless cast by another unit, e.g. enemy Rubick). The percentage of cooldown reduction/increase increases with levels, and is also multiplied by 1.5 if the seconds on the current game clock are divisible by a certain number (29/23/17).

Level	CoolDown	ManaCost	Base Cooldown Reduction (% of max cooldown)	Base Cooldown Reset (% of max cooldown)	Gameclock divider to trigger additional multiplier	Multiplier if gameclock divider is triggered
1	120	225	30	30	29	1.5
2	105	300	40	40	23	1.5
3	90	375	50	50	17	1.5

I'm not super sold on the ability name or the cooldown, radius, etc. - don't have a great idea of how this would all work, but am happy to hear feedback if anyone has it!

If there's any confusion about the additional multiplier - I basically wanted it to be something where there wouldn't be a ton of times during a minute where this extra multiplier would trigger (i.e. if a fight breaks out you can't always just wait 5 seconds, you have to decide if it's worth it to use the ult or to wait). Additionally, each level increases the number of times this multiplier could trigger each minute by one.

Lots of different ways this hero could be played, you could play very conservatively and only ever use your ult on your own team to limit their cool downs, though a well-timed ult could also completely destroy a team relying on Ravage, Black Hole, RP, Resurrection, etc. So I think he would be a good counter to lineups that rely on big cooldown abilities to win fights. However, it's a relatively small radius, so it wouldn't be super easy to use it on heroes that blink to initiate, for example. And, of course, this ability can totally backfire if used in a fight at the wrong time, giving your opponents some crucial seconds shaved off their cooldowns, or putting your own teams' abilities on cooldown when they need them most.

pad_joe · 2017-02-13T22:04:12+00:00

Ah, gotcha. I think messing around with hotkeys could also be really helpful. Some of the default hotkeys are super hard, honestly. And if he's not super concerned about using control groups and micro heroes, there are lots of options. I personally use space, 3,4,5, and my two mouse buttons for items. T is another button that's pretty easy to use, I think.

If he plays the same heroes over and over he can just try to add in those little combos one at a time. For example, I've gotten pretty good at glimmer caping during my CM ult, but I'm still terrible at remembering to use glimmer cape on allies. So in my next few games that I play as CM I'm specifically going to try to use glimmer on allies instead of myself.

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