The results prompted the doctor to move the date of his procedures to Friday. She'll do an upper endoscopy (send a small camera down his throat into his stomach and small intestine) as well as a colonoscopy. We won't know anything certain until after we do this procedure. It's possible that nothing will come back, but unlikely. Unfortunately, this requires an all-day stay in the hospital to include anesthesia and recovery.
In an odd way we're slightly relieved to find out there really is something wrong. It's an answer. Obviously, we don't want anything to be wrong, but we've figured for a long time that there was still some underlying issue going on.This may mean the beginning of the end of the feeding tube and not keeping up with the growth curves, but it would also mean the beginning of something else he'll have to deal with the rest of his life. We will know more at the end of next week.