Re: Should i approach?/heidi

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heidi,

you're tooo funny!!! Thanks for sharing! I do tell my prgnt co-

workers to watch out tho. Off subject: the ct tech, in dallas,

asked what my doc said to me about D's head. I told her that he said

that she was born with it. (I finally know where she got her ridges

on her head)she said that D probably WAS born with it bc she dropped

down early & that's how she got her ridge on her head & probably the

flatness too, but it doesn't mean that it can't be corrected.

-mary

> > Hey everyone,

> > Today, I saw a cute little baby. I noticed that he was a brachy

> > because i could see on top of his head & the back of his head.

He

> > was really adorable. But sadly, i was working & i thought that

if

> i

> > said anything to the mom, she probably take offense & tell my

> mgmr.

> > I'm sure everyone asked this ? , but i felt like i should have

> done

> > something. I mean this innocent babe should have been helped,

> > shouldn't he? He was probably about 9 or 10 months. His head

was

> > even but on the tops of brachys' bbs you can tell by the length &

> > height. I don't know just thought i'd share..i really thought i

> was

> > the only one in AR.

> > -mary

> > I really wanted to give her the word plagiocephaly & tell her to

> talk

> > to her pd about it. Would that have been a weird way to approach

a

> > stranger?