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Gabe has these nasty things once again. This time I caught them before the skin

split, but it's been two weeks of pure hell trying to get the boy to sleep. He

falls asleep, then 20 minute later he's pulling at his shoes and whining. The

excess connective tissue seems to have thinned out quite a bit these past few

weeks. I'm guessing that's what triggered the pressure sores.... My question is:

Is there any way to prevent them from occuring in the first place? I've been

padding the sores with lambs wool, but that doesn't do much for the pain. I

think they must thob or something when he's not moving around.

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Gabe has these nasty things once again. This time I caught them before the skin

split, but it's been two weeks of pure hell trying to get the boy to sleep. He

falls asleep, then 20 minute later he's pulling at his shoes and whining. The

excess connective tissue seems to have thinned out quite a bit these past few

weeks. I'm guessing that's what triggered the pressure sores.... My question is:

Is there any way to prevent them from occuring in the first place? I've been

padding the sores with lambs wool, but that doesn't do much for the pain. I

think they must thob or something when he's not moving around.

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Faith,

I just posted something similar earlier today. I am not sure what to

do either. This is Zoe's 3rd pair of shoes and never a problem

before. I called the orthotist and left a message today. I will let

you know what he says.

Louisa

Rachael 6-27-99

Zoe 2-22-04 RCF FAB Nights

> Gabe has these nasty things once again. This time I caught them

before the skin split, but it's been two weeks of pure hell trying to

get the boy to sleep. He falls asleep, then 20 minute later he's

pulling at his shoes and whining. The excess connective tissue seems

to have thinned out quite a bit these past few weeks. I'm guessing

that's what triggered the pressure sores.... My question is: Is there

any way to prevent them from occuring in the first place? I've been

padding the sores with lambs wool, but that doesn't do much for the

pain. I think they must thob or something when he's not moving

around.

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Hello,

PLease let me know what he says as well. My son also has some pressure sores.

I thought that I had them tight enough but I am worried. I hope and pray that

they will not turn into blisters or open sores. This is such a nightmare for

me, I can only imagine what he feels!! I hope and pray that his feet will

correct soon!

Kindly

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