Re: Re: He cried all night. . .

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why 55 then? It just makes me think you'll be

back at the doc soon asking why your son's foot

is turning in. Are you for sure happy with this

doc? Not a whole lot sounds right

here... especially since he's so unhappy. An

uncorrected foot... even at 55 degrees can be terribly painful in the FAB.

Kori

At 07:55 AM 12/22/2005, you wrote:

>I don't know why he thought it was extreme, but I didn't worry about

>it too much. No he was set a 45 degrees before the second tenotomy.

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>He didn't sleep well again last night. He cried whenever he tries

>to get comfortable. I hope it gets better too. He's always been a

>good sleeper and these last two night have been the worst.

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>Thanks.

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>Lynn

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> > > My son Aidan (8 1/2 mos, bcf post second tenotomy DBB FT) just

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> > > back in to the DBB after having his second percutaneous tenotomy

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> > > month ago. They adjusted his shoes to 55 degrees and the guy at

>the

> > > orthotics place thought this was extreme but reassured me not to

> > worry

> > > that the doc knew what he was doing. Well, he cried all night.

>I

> > > didn't give him tylenol because I didn't think of it until this

> > > morning. It seemed to help.

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> > > Does anyone has experience with your child's discomfort or what

> > > might help to make him comfortable?. Is this going to be the

>first

> > > few days or is just that he's mad at being back in the shoes?

>He

> > > tolerated the shoes pretty well the first time around.

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