RE: this waiting is aweful

August 13, 2001

I just had my baby casted this afternoon, and I can tell you with confidence

that it is no big deal. Really! She didn't like it, cried and fussed a bit,

but it was very quick and she had forgotten all about it by the time we got

out to the car to go home, and was smiling and giggling just like usual.

-----Original Message-----

From: Kelli [mailto:kelmi_4@...]

Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 12:22 PM

Subject: this waiting is aweful

OMG, it seems like months instead of days waiting for the Insurance to

respond. It's such a long process. And to top it all off I've been

searching Plagio sites and have come across pictures of casting... I

cryed for the poor babies crying. I know what Emmy does when she's

freaking out, and I'm so NOT looking forward to it. I've read that

fittings are every two weeks. I was thinking that they were every

week, so this is a relief of some sort. How are you all doing?

Well, from the results of her CT's, looks like her Cranial sutures are

open, with a few questionable places, but all looks good, and her

development is normal. So, relief of some sort is here. Now to get

the approval and casting over with...sigh.

Kel/

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August 14, 2001

Hi Kelli,

The waiting is awful and the insurance company just seems to take their own

sweet time. The casting process is not pleasant, but it is very quick and you

can do a lot of diversionary things to make it easier. Take someone with you to

help out - that makes it a lot easier!!

Keep us posted!

Marci

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