Guest guest Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 We are new to ISOP but would like to share our story regarding our son and would appreciate your comments and support. Our son, , is 20 months old and his thoraxic curve is currently at 40 degrees and his spine is rotated. When we first discovered his scoliosis, in January of this year, his curve was 29 degrees. His doctor recommended to first wait and see, then that he be placed in a brace in November. This time period allowed the curvature to unfortunately progress significantly. When we went to the specialist to have the brace made, it was recommended that he have an MRI done prior to any treatment. After the MRI, we are going to have him evaluated by Dr. Rubery and have a serial plaster cast applied. We would appreciate any further insights from your experiences and of course welcome all support given. We live in the panhandle of West Virginia and would welcome any " local " families' information regarding travel, lodging, and just all around general helpful hints. Thanks, The Sine Family Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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