Re: meeting with Dr. Blecher in London.

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Ian,

You are not alone, a lot of us here have had the same problem. Too

many pediatricians don't take plagio seriously.

I've heard great things about Dr. Blecher. :-)

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > We were in London yesterday, to see Dr. Blecher for the first

time.

> > He checked Adam over and discussed all our questions and also

gave us

> > a lot of information.

> > >

> > > We were 99% sure before we went, that he would need a helmet, so

> > when Dr. Blecher said he needed one, it came as no surprise. Dr.

> > Blecher made the casting of head, it took him 10 minutes to

> > make it, Adam started to cry after 2 minutes, but he was not

> > screaming, just anxious.

> > >

> > > I think we were very lucky to have found Dr. Blecher, he has 9

> > years experience in treating plagio, and came over as a very

> > knowledgeable person on the subject. His helmets are made at the

> > University where he works in Germany, by a company funded by the

> > University. We looked at one, which had just been given to a 7

month

> > old baby, and it seemed fine.

> > >

> > > Dr. Blecher fitted approx. 350 helmets last year.

> > >

> > > We go back in two weeks to London, for fitting,Dr, Blecher

> > flies to England from Germany every two weeks, to treat babies in

> > England.

> > >

> > > It seems a shame, that there is no information in England, about

> > plagio, we only found out about the treatment in London, by emails

> > from British parents on this group, many thanks to them.

> > >

> > > Best wishes to all parents starting this journey, its a rough

road,

> > due to the rubbish given to you, by the medical world, who do not

> > understand Plagiocephaly

> > >

> > > Ian, Adele and Adam.

> > >

> > > Near Manchester England.

> >

> >

> >

> > For more plagio info