Re: O.k. I'm and insensitive idiot....

[Guest guest]

Kristi,

I think if you can handle every other scenario, this should be so much fun

since this Doc will see that you did get the band, and you can start beaming

when telling people how wonderful it is and your so glad that you found a

competent Doctor that would listen to your concerns. Obviously, a Doctor

deemed it necessary, which is already an instant win over her being there, so

I say go for it too!!! This would be so much fun for me to watch! If you

can go and have a huge smile across your face, answer all questions, and

shoot down any negativity, than I think you'll do just fine when facing the

very person that stood in the way of your son's progress. Good luck and keep

us posted- I'd love to hear how this plays out!

' Mom

[Guest guest]

Kristi,

Do not leave that helmet off and give that dr the satisfaction of thinking that she was right and that you didn't get the helmet. Since she does go to your church, she'll not only see your baby with the helmet on, she'll also see his nice round head once he's finished and she'll know how wrong she was. Don't feel like a bad Christian for your son wearing the helmet in front of her. She should feel like a bad doctor for dismissing it.

Kellie

[Guest guest]

Kristi,

I agree with everyone else...i would have wear the helmet....first of all

b/c to show the dr that you went ahead and got the helmet. And another thing is

that if you keep 's helmet off at church each week..then that dr will

think you never got it..so when 's head is rounding...the dr will

think...see i'm right..it does round out on its own....and then the dr will

never recommend the helmet. If the dr sees that the helmet works..maybe you can

change the dr's mind....and i wouldn't want to give the dr the satisfaction of

thinking he's right and thinking how you didn't get the helmet and 's head

rounded out anyway....just my opinion...

Mom to

In a message dated Fri, 20 Sep 2002 4:32:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Kelliesmith writes:

> Kristi,

>

> Do not leave that helmet off and give that dr the satisfaction of thinking

that she was right and that you didn't get the helmet. Since she does go to

your church, she'll not only see your baby with the helmet on, she'll also see

his nice round head once he's finished and she'll know how wrong she was. Don't

feel like a bad Christian for your son wearing the helmet in front of her. She

should feel like a bad doctor for dismissing it.

>

> Kellie

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, Kellie. I totally agree. Kristi, keep the helmet on. My twins wore their helmets to church each week and we always had positive experiences.

Gail

Re: O.k. I'm and insensitive idiot....

Kristi,Do not leave that helmet off and give that dr the satisfaction of thinking that she was right and that you didn't get the helmet. Since she does go to your church, she'll not only see your baby with the helmet on, she'll also see his nice round head once he's finished and she'll know how wrong she was. Don't feel like a bad Christian for your son wearing the helmet in front of her. She should feel like a bad doctor for dismissing it.Kellie For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

Oh Kristi dont apologize and by all means dont take off the helmet. Phooey on that ped you did what you know was right for your baby that is all that matters. Your ped will have mudd in his/her eye in no time when they are being highly educated on the subject and being told to educate their new mommies as well. Hold your head up high girl- you are doing good!

beck

[Guest guest]

I second what Kellie said 150%....don't let that doctor intimidate you and you go and be proud that you are doing this for . If you ask me, the doctor is the one who is being a bad Christian by not encouraging you to take care of ' condition. What happened at church today?

Taryn

's mom

Re: O.k. I'm and insensitive idiot....

Kristi,Do not leave that helmet off and give that dr the satisfaction of thinking that she was right and that you didn't get the helmet. Since she does go to your church, she'll not only see your baby with the helmet on, she'll also see his nice round head once he's finished and she'll know how wrong she was. Don't feel like a bad Christian for your son wearing the helmet in front of her. She should feel like a bad doctor for dismissing it.Kellie For more plagio info