Re: You know what I find interesting....?

[Guest guest]

Hi :

I have seen the same thing, and agree with you completely. Just the

state of our healthcare system, I guess, as babies don't have a

voice, nor political power with their vote. (As opposed to, say, our

elders who belong to AAARP and have reps working on their healthcare

issues).

What a sorry, sorry state to be in, that our country as a whole

thinks so little of children that we won't even take care of them

properly. And the helmets are SOOOOO cheap. $2000 - $3000 is SO

CHEAP to fix this problem, really, compared to any other healthcare

issue - like psychological care for a damaged self-esteem, or, God

forbid, detox for someone who " never fit in " because of teasing, etc.

and turned to self-medication to ease their pain.

Really, really lame.

, Rhiannon's mom

> What I find interesting is that if you do any research on plagio

(at least on

> line)...i have yet to find anything that says if left alone it will

round out

> itself and correct itself....or that it's ok to leave alone.

>

>

> So how come Dr's don't agree? I mean i was one of the lucky ones

where my dr

> knew about this and backed me up 100%...but there are soooo many

dr's who

> don't really even know about plagio and some who think they know

and just say

> to leave it alone. But seriously...of all the research i've done

on

> plagio..there was not one thing that said...don't worry about

it...it will

> correct itself.

>

> I just find that very interesting..maybe some of these dr's (and

insurance

> companies) need to do more research (not maybe definitely) before

telling

> their patients things that are not true...

>

>

> Mom to

[Guest guest]

:

It is very interesting, they most likely don't type it online or give

it to you in actual writing, becuz IF the child's head does not round

on it's own, you would have excellent grounds for a lawsuit. That is

what happened in that New Jersey lawsuit where the parents won and

got a good settlement.

Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

MI

> What I find interesting is that if you do any research on plagio

(at least on

> line)...i have yet to find anything that says if left alone it will

round out

> itself and correct itself....or that it's ok to leave alone.

>

>

> So how come Dr's don't agree? I mean i was one of the lucky ones

where my dr

> knew about this and backed me up 100%...but there are soooo many

dr's who

> don't really even know about plagio and some who think they know

and just say

> to leave it alone. But seriously...of all the research i've done

on

> plagio..there was not one thing that said...don't worry about

it...it will

> correct itself.

>

> I just find that very interesting..maybe some of these dr's (and

insurance

> companies) need to do more research (not maybe definitely) before

telling

> their patients things that are not true...

>

>

> Mom to

[Guest guest]

Debbie,

Yea..that's true. But if they don't feel comfortable enough to have that in

writing (that it will round out itself or whatever)..then they aren't too sure

of what they are telling people...LOL. Oh well...hopefully more and more

doctors will do some research and learn something...

In a message dated Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:11:14 AM Eastern Standard Time,

dj2kirby@... writes:

>

>

> :

> It is very interesting, they most likely don't type it online or give

> it to you in actual writing, becuz IF the child's head does not round

> on it's own, you would have excellent grounds for a lawsuit. That is

> what happened in that New Jersey lawsuit where the parents won and

> got a good settlement.

> Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

> MI

>

>

> > What I find interesting is that if you do any research on plagio

> (at least on

> > line)...i have yet to find anything that says if left alone it will

> round out

> > itself and correct itself....or that it's ok to leave alone.

> >

> >

> > So how come Dr's don't agree? I mean i was one of the lucky ones

> where my dr

> > knew about this and backed me up 100%...but there are soooo many

> dr's who

> > don't really even know about plagio and some who think they know

> and just say

> > to leave it alone. But seriously...of all the research i've done

> on

> > plagio..there was not one thing that said...don't worry about

> it...it will

> > correct itself.

> >

> > I just find that very interesting..maybe some of these dr's (and

> insurance

> > companies) need to do more research (not maybe definitely) before

> telling

> > their patients things that are not true...

> >

> >

> > Mom to

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

,

You are right, it is interesting that the advice online and elsewhere

doesn't comply to what so many hear in the doctor's office.

I wonder if part of it has to deal with the fact, that in the

confines of their own office, a doctor can just about say whatever

they darn well please. But with some type of publication, there are

editors, publishers, copy righters, etc. whose reputation is also on

the line if bad information is given. Maybe the editor, or whomever

has them err on the side of caution and promote seeking treatment

rather than waiting it out? I really don't know, it is very

interesting indeed.

Niki

Kaylie & Danny (STAR grads)

Phila., PA

> What I find interesting is that if you do any research on plagio

(at least on

> line)...i have yet to find anything that says if left alone it will

round out

> itself and correct itself....or that it's ok to leave alone.

>

>

> So how come Dr's don't agree? I mean i was one of the lucky ones

where my dr

> knew about this and backed me up 100%...but there are soooo many

dr's who

> don't really even know about plagio and some who think they know

and just say

> to leave it alone. But seriously...of all the research i've done

on

> plagio..there was not one thing that said...don't worry about

it...it will

> correct itself.

>

> I just find that very interesting..maybe some of these dr's (and

insurance

> companies) need to do more research (not maybe definitely) before

telling

> their patients things that are not true...

>

>

> Mom to