dana- re: article

[Guest guest]

Dana definitely over reacting- I promise. I only posted that article so that

the other Mom could try and use it for her fight with the insurance. Plagio

hasn't been studied long enough to determine the Long term outcomes I believe

and if that truly was the case-we wouldn't see such a surge in progress with

our babies once they're banded. Honestly DO NOT WORRY!! It is one article

most of the others I have read don't have similar results. If there are

delays you would never know it with my son who was banded at 3 months walked

at 9 months is 13 months now and is already saying mama, dada, hi daddy, hot,

yuck, bye bye, hi daddy, poppop, luv you, nana, and I have no clue what

else-hardly developmentally delayed. And he was bad enough to be banded at 3

months-so please don't worry. Sorry if I freaked you or anyone else out.

Beck Mom to

doc grad

[Guest guest]

Hi Beck,

I hope I didn't make you feel bad about posting the article:( That

totally was not my intention. I just totally freak out (and over

react) when it comes to 's plagio...probably due to the guilt

thing. I swear it took me a month to accept that TMJ may be

associated with untreated plagio. lol I am still fairly new into

learning all that I can about plagio. I just think I need to be

more selective about what I read. Ofcourse, everyone is different

and I am sure the article was very informative and interesting to

most people.

So, please don't apologize. The whole purpose of the group is to

share information and experiences about plagio right?? I have

learned so much here over the past month..It's also nice to have so

many people respond so quickly to our fears and reassure us.

Thanks everyone. I feel much better now....

Dana (mom to )

Ont.

> Dana definitely over reacting- I promise. I only posted that

article so that

> the other Mom could try and use it for her fight with the

insurance. Plagio

> hasn't been studied long enough to determine the Long term

outcomes I believe

> and if that truly was the case-we wouldn't see such a surge in

progress with

> our babies once they're banded. Honestly DO NOT WORRY!! It is one

article

> most of the others I have read don't have similar results. If

there are

> delays you would never know it with my son who was banded at 3

months walked

> at 9 months is 13 months now and is already saying mama, dada, hi

daddy, hot,

> yuck, bye bye, hi daddy, poppop, luv you, nana, and I have no clue

what

> else-hardly developmentally delayed. And he was bad enough to be

banded at 3

> months-so please don't worry. Sorry if I freaked you or anyone

else out.

> Beck Mom to

> doc grad