Re: ann &

[Guest guest]

ann:

Good to hear from you again It sounds like has had good

improvement while in his band.

It sounds like you would like to get into a 2nd band - if

that's so, then go for it! Regardless of what Charlotte or anyone

else recommends, you are the parent & if you feel he needs more

improvement & could benefit from another band, then why not?

Especially if your ins. would cover the band? Have you called yet?

Did they cover the 1st?

You are the 1st person in all my time on the board who I can remember

saying their child's cowlick is in the same area as the plagio ------

so is Abby's. It drives me nutz. Her head looks so nice with her

hair freshly washed & brushed (rare, very rare to get a brush in),

and then after her nap, I say " wow her head looks flat now " , simply

becuz that's where her hair mats down while she sleeps.

Let us know what you decide & what your specialist says. Do you have

any photos?

Debbie Abby's mom DOCGrad

MI

> > > Good News! Kayla is done wearing her helmet. We

> > > had our final Dr.'s appointment today. She has a

> > > small flat spot behind her ear that we expect will

> > > round out naturally. Does anybody else have

> > > experience with a small amount of flatness behind

> > > the ear? We can continue to wear the helmet if we'd

> > > like but we have not noticed any improvement in this

> > > area the whole time she has had the helmet. The Dr.

> > > thought is might be to small of an area to fit with

> > > the helmet.

> > >

> > > In case anyone has missed this. Kayla was diagnosed

> > > at 2 months. We repositioned until she was 5

> > > months. She was in her helment from 5 month until 8

> > > month. She was diagnosed with a moderate case. We

> > > are extremely happy with our results from a passive

> > > helmet in such a short amount of time.

> > >

> > > Kathy

> > >

> >

> >

> > >