Re: Madison's Ins.

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The other thing that I

> was wondering is about PT. My Neuro Surgeon yesterday said that

> there is no reason for a PT because I could do just as good. I am

> not so sure of that! He kind of made me feel like if I was to get

> her a PT that it is just because I was lazy and didn't want to do

it

> myself. I just think that they know what they are dealing with a

> little better then me. Well thanks for listening!

Hi Celeste,

My son has resolved tort. I felt having a PT was extremely helpful

as I initally had no idea what I was suppose to do...let alone do

the excercises safely. During our first meeting, our PT went

through a number of exercises and made me practice in front of her.

I only had to see her 1x per month as she had me stretch at

home everyday. So, to answer your question...I did do most of the

work..but under the guidance of someone who could give me support

and guidance. Whether you do the stretches or have someone do them

for you.. the main thing is your child needs to have the excercises

done. 's tort resolved itself within 3 months. Hope this helps

a little.

Dana (mom to , tort resolved)

> I just wanted to ask if any one has had to deal with Blue Cross -

> Blue Preferred - PPO. This is the coverage that I have for

Madison.

> I just got off the phone with CT and they said they would let me

know

> in about a week what the Ins company says. The other thing that I

> was wondering is about PT. My Neuro Surgeon yesterday said that

> there is no reason for a PT because I could do just as good. I am

> not so sure of that! He kind of made me feel like if I was to get

> her a PT that it is just because I was lazy and didn't want to do

it

> myself. I just think that they know what they are dealing with a

> little better then me. Well thanks for listening! Celeste,

Phoenix,

> Arizona, Madison's Mommy!