Re: interesting doctor's appt today

[Guest guest]

Christy,

I'm sitting here in shock!! He is totally wrong! If you can't see it

across the room???? OMG!

Can he do that? Can he deny your daughter treatment because you

decide (if you do) to band her? Isn't that almost like

discrimination? Would he not treat a child that had braces? It is

YOUR right to choose the treatment your child receives. How is it any

of his business? I can't believe he had the nerve to say that to you!

> Oh the joys of parenting. It's 1:30am and I'm finally doing all

those

> little things that I had planned on doing today before Abby had her

> meltdown earlier today. I know things will greatly improve once we

> get her to take naps (not the 10 minute kind).

>

> We went to the osteopath for the cranial sacral therapy today.

> Sometimes I think dr's have no clue. Would you like to know what

his

> definition of plagiocephaly is? He says (and I quote), " if you can

> see it across the room...then it's plagiocephaly. If you have to

get

> up close to see it, that's not plagiocephaly. " Wonder which class

he

> learned that in?

>

> As much as I love the things that've been accomplished with the

> sacral massage, I'm starting to think this dr is a bit of a nitwit.

> He told me today that if I did have Abby wear a helmet, he'd stop

> treatment. We'd be welcome to come see him after she was done.

Nice,

> huh?

>

> On a totally different topic, I have some great tort news Abby

> fell asleep in the car today and her head just flopped all

over...in

> any old direction. I was ecstatic.

>

> What a day!

> Christy (mom to Abby ~ repositioning hopefuls)

> NY

[Guest guest]

That is so great about the head flopping! (smiles) Logan will do

that sometimes too. He'll look soooo uncomfortable, but I say " don't

touch him! He's turned to the left!! "

-/Logan 5months

PA

> Oh the joys of parenting. It's 1:30am and I'm finally doing all

those

> little things that I had planned on doing today before Abby had her

> meltdown earlier today. I know things will greatly improve once we

> get her to take naps (not the 10 minute kind).

>

> We went to the osteopath for the cranial sacral therapy today.

> Sometimes I think dr's have no clue. Would you like to know what

his

> definition of plagiocephaly is? He says (and I quote), " if you can

> see it across the room...then it's plagiocephaly. If you have to

get

> up close to see it, that's not plagiocephaly. " Wonder which class

he

> learned that in?

>

> As much as I love the things that've been accomplished with the

> sacral massage, I'm starting to think this dr is a bit of a nitwit.

> He told me today that if I did have Abby wear a helmet, he'd stop

> treatment. We'd be welcome to come see him after she was done.

Nice,

> huh?

>

> On a totally different topic, I have some great tort news Abby

> fell asleep in the car today and her head just flopped all

over...in

> any old direction. I was ecstatic.

>

> What a day!

> Christy (mom to Abby ~ repositioning hopefuls)

> NY

[Guest guest]

Hi Christy:

What an idiot. My osteo would NEVER say anything like that - just

goes to show there are bad apples in every bunch...

By the way, is nitwit a CRANIAL osteopath, or does he specialize in a

different part of the body? Just interested...

Run, don't walk, to someone else. Never give this guy a dime more or

a minute more of your precious resources.

Kind regards,

> Oh the joys of parenting. It's 1:30am and I'm finally doing all

those

> little things that I had planned on doing today before Abby had her

> meltdown earlier today. I know things will greatly improve once we

> get her to take naps (not the 10 minute kind).

>

> We went to the osteopath for the cranial sacral therapy today.

> Sometimes I think dr's have no clue. Would you like to know what

his

> definition of plagiocephaly is? He says (and I quote), " if you can

> see it across the room...then it's plagiocephaly. If you have to

get

> up close to see it, that's not plagiocephaly. " Wonder which class

he

> learned that in?

>

> As much as I love the things that've been accomplished with the

> sacral massage, I'm starting to think this dr is a bit of a nitwit.

> He told me today that if I did have Abby wear a helmet, he'd stop

> treatment. We'd be welcome to come see him after she was done.

Nice,

> huh?

>

> On a totally different topic, I have some great tort news Abby

> fell asleep in the car today and her head just flopped all

over...in

> any old direction. I was ecstatic.

>

> What a day!

> Christy (mom to Abby ~ repositioning hopefuls)

> NY

[Guest guest]

Christy:

That's great to hear Abby was lying the other way in her car seat

today! That's a great sign & step in the right direction!

That's quite the comment your osteopath gave you about diagnosing

plagio - sorry but that's another one I had to laugh at. Ya just

gotta wonder sometimes about these " drs " huh????

Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

MI

> Oh the joys of parenting. It's 1:30am and I'm finally doing all

those

> little things that I had planned on doing today before Abby had her

> meltdown earlier today. I know things will greatly improve once we

> get her to take naps (not the 10 minute kind).

>

> We went to the osteopath for the cranial sacral therapy today.

> Sometimes I think dr's have no clue. Would you like to know what

his

> definition of plagiocephaly is? He says (and I quote), " if you can

> see it across the room...then it's plagiocephaly. If you have to

get

> up close to see it, that's not plagiocephaly. " Wonder which class

he

> learned that in?

>

> As much as I love the things that've been accomplished with the

> sacral massage, I'm starting to think this dr is a bit of a nitwit.

> He told me today that if I did have Abby wear a helmet, he'd stop

> treatment. We'd be welcome to come see him after she was done.

Nice,

> huh?

>

> On a totally different topic, I have some great tort news Abby

> fell asleep in the car today and her head just flopped all

over...in

> any old direction. I was ecstatic.

>

> What a day!

> Christy (mom to Abby ~ repositioning hopefuls)

> NY

[Guest guest]

Christy,

If you don't mind me asking, Who was the cranial therapist that you saw? I also see a PT who is also a osteopath in France and practices in NY. I have seen amazing results with my son and the therapy even after 2 sessions. If you want further info e-mail me at multiag@....

Anastasia

iamaltobum <iammichelle@...> wrote: That is so great about the head flopping! (smiles) Logan will do that sometimes too. He'll look soooo uncomfortable, but I say "don't touch him! He's turned to the left!!"-/Logan 5monthsPA> Oh the joys of parenting. It's 1:30am and I'm finally doing all those > little things that I had planned on doing today before Abby had her > meltdown earlier today. I know things will greatly improve once we > get her to take naps (not the 10 minute kind).> > We went to the osteopath for the cranial sacral therapy today. > Sometimes I think dr's have no clue. Would you like to know what his > definition of plagiocephaly is? He says (and I quote), "if you can > see it across the room...then it's plagiocephaly. If you have to get > up close to see it, that's not plagiocephaly." Wonder which class he > learned that in? > > As much as I love the things that've been accomplished with the > sacral massage, I'm starting to think this dr is a bit of a nitwit. > He told me today that if I did have Abby wear a helmet, he'd stop > treatment. We'd be welcome to come see him after she was done. Nice, > huh? > > On a totally different topic, I have some great tort news Abby > fell asleep in the car today and her head just flopped all over...in > any old direction. I was ecstatic.> > What a day!> Christy (mom to Abby ~ repositioning hopefuls)> NYFor more plagio info