Re: A question and a favor - ANNE

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Anne - I used to live in Edmonton and her ped there first told us it

would round out - we have sinced moved to Grande Prairie, and 3

different docs have told us the smae thing. I saw Dr. Aronyk (the

neuro sugeon) when she was born as she had a fractured skull on the

same side as the plagio (co-incidence??) and had to fight with my ped

to get me a referal to see him again. THe ped up here told me - well

we wait until they are 2 to see what happens and that helmets dont

work - I was so mad - then he told me Dr. Aronyk would say the same

thing - when I know for A FACT that Dr. Aronyk supports helmet

therapy.

Oh well - we are headed to Edmonton on Saturday to see him on Monday -

staying with my mom for the week. I truely hope we dont have to

have surgery - but I think it is too late for helmet therapy

-candice in Canada

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> I am soo sorry that your DR.s were so miss informed about plagio.

because Kayleigh is 19 months,

> are they going to do surgery to try and un flatten her head? Or can

they give her a helmet at this age?

> You know what, I wish that one day somebody would sue their Dr. for

malpractice, because it didn't

> round out! I would have to say her plagio (from what I can see in

the pics) is maybe inbetween moderate

> and severe. It is hard to tell from some of the pictures, and it

might also be the angle they were taken.

>

> Keep us posted on what happens at the Neuro apt. and good luck!

>

> Kayleigh is a beautiful little girl!

>

>

> Anne

> mom of Livia

> DOC grad 12/01

> Canada

>

> A question and a favor

>

>

> As you all know or don't know - we fought with peds and docs for

> months and months and they always told us Kayleigh's head would

round

> out - now at 19 months - we finally get to see a neuro surgeon on

> Monday. I am so anxious.

>

> Anyways - I put together a little website that shows her plagio

at

> different stages - starting at 5 months as her plagio started

between

> 3-6 weeks, but I dont have pics of it - cause most pics were cute

> close ups of her face LOL.

>

> Anyways - if you guys could check it out and tell me what you

think -

> if her plagio is mild or moderate....and if it was bad enough

that

> the docs should sent me earlier to a neuro.

>

> I also gathered all these pics to take to the neuro too to show

him.

>

> Now that she has haid - it is less noticeable - but still very

much

> there. It has barely improved if it has improved at all. With

hair -

> if you catch her at the right angle it looks like a piece of her

> lower - right hand side back of her head was sawed right off.

>

>

> http://www.parksolutions.com/plagio

>

> Anyways - thanks for looking guys and I can't wait to hear what

you

> have to say.

>

> - in Canada

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candace, email me at: jain_doe@... and maybe we can go have a coffee when you are in town!

Anne

A question and a favor> > > As you all know or don't know - we fought with peds and docs for > months and months and they always told us Kayleigh's head would round > out - now at 19 months - we finally get to see a neuro surgeon on > Monday. I am so anxious.> > Anyways - I put together a little website that shows her plagio at > different stages - starting at 5 months as her plagio started between > 3-6 weeks, but I dont have pics of it - cause most pics were cute > close ups of her face LOL.> > Anyways - if you guys could check it out and tell me what you think - > if her plagio is mild or moderate....and if it was bad enough that > the docs should sent me earlier to a neuro.> > I also gathered all these pics to take to the neuro too to show him. > > Now that she has haid - it is less noticeable - but still very much > there. It has barely improved if it has improved at all. With hair -> if you catch her at the right angle it looks like a piece of her > lower - right hand side back of her head was sawed right off.> > > http://www.parksolutions.com/plagio> > Anyways - thanks for looking guys and I can't wait to hear what you > have to say.> > - in Canada> > > > >