Re: Captain Picard is Brachy??? - Ali

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Hi! Yes, I know what you mean (I've read your second post also

about it's normal to have differing head shapes etc.).

That's very interesting that what looks like brachy may in fact be

normal head shape and that your neurosugeon showed you pictures.

Wish I could see some pictures like that. So brachy is when the

whole back is flat which pushes the head up high...makes sense. My

son has some asymmetrical flattening in the back but the whole back

isn't flat. So it could be causing some mild brachy or it could be

basically his normal head shape overall. I just took some photos of

my 6 month old and he has the same head shape! We have been so

careful with no back time but maybe he is on his back at the sitters

more than he should be - or maybe it is normal head shape for both

of them considering what you've just told me.

How old is your oldest boy? Have you seen any improvement in his

assymetry/plagio since he was two? The reason I'm asking people is

because my son is now two and my peditrician still assures me it

will get better by the time he's five!? I tend NOT to believe him

judging from others experience (except for Hilly on this board who

is the only one so far who saw improvement over age two). Does your

youngest boy have to have surgery for the microsomia? I hope they

will be able to correct that for him and that he will be okay?

> > > Hey! I am a HUGE Star Trek TNG fan...HUGE!!! And now that

you

> > > mention it, you are right! And he's kinda sexy too! Wow

the

> > things

> > > you notice when they are on your mind, huh?

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> > > Becky

> > > 's Mom

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