Re: Dina's scan

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4-6mm is considered very mild, and many graduate in this range. I'm glad to hear

that Dina's appointment went well. Keep us posted.

-christine

sydney, 3yrs, starband grad

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> > > > Well, gets her head scanned tomorrow at 3:00. This is the

> > > > appointment that I was told they would decide whether to take her out of

the

> > > > helmet. I recently took some pictures and I only see subtle changes, but

> > > > there is some rounding in the back and towards the front. She doesn't

> > > > actually appear to be that much longer (the goal with Brachy). Anyway,

I've

> > > > posted pictures under W in the N file.

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> > > > My nerves are about trying to convince them to keep her in the helmet

for

> > > > two more months (the full 6 months). I'm anticipating that our numbers

will

> > > > be so so and our ortho may suggest that we will have limited growth from

> > > > here on out due to her age and so it would make sense just to stop.

Since

> > > > neither nor I seem to mind the helmet, I'd like to keep going in

the

> > > > hopes that she'll hit another growth spurt. I don't know whether I'll

meet

> > > > resistance with this or not, but I'd appreciate any suggestions in case

I

> > > > do. I'm not naturally an assertive person so this is difficult for me

and

> > > > I'll do better if I prepare myself before hand. What kinds of arguments

> > > > would you use? Thanks.

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> > > > , mom to , 18.5 months

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> > > > 17 weeks in STARband plus CST

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> > > > land

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