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I'm sorry to hear that. It often gets much better with age though! I'm 29 now and I can eat most stuff without feeling any aversion. It's more that I prefer my safe foods but I can thoroughly enjoy other meals too. Cooking can still be tricky sometimes but I don't let that ruin my diet. I hope your son can find a calorie-dense safe food. My go to in that regard are almonds, cashews, peanuts, pumpkin seeds and if all else fails gummy bears.