Guest guest Posted November 14, 2005 Report Share Posted November 14, 2005 That's wonderful that your son is doing so well! It is also good to hear the docs at Swedish use the Ponseti method... as far as I know, there's only one " official " Ponseti doc in Seattle who treats patients at Children's Hospital. I've always been curious about those treated at Swedish - I've heard good things about their ortho group. I'm in Seattle - we go to Children's and after a rocky start, things are going great for us as well. Welcome! Darby Livi 3.15.04 bi cf p/m fab 14/7 > > I just found out about this group so I thought I would share my > success story to help out anyone else in my area. > > My son was born with bilateral club feet and it was an extreme > case. We worked with a Dr. from Swedish Pediatric Specialty Care > named Dr. Laurel Saliman. I knew I wanted the Ponseti method and > she had worked on children in Denver before moving to Seattle with > her family. > > My son was the type of baby who HATED HATED HATED his cast. He was > extremely difficult to say the least. Dr. Saliman was fantastic and > I loved having another Mom (she has 2 sons) to work with on Wylie. > > He is now 1 1/2 and his feet are perfect. He wears his bar and > shoes 12 hours a day (at night). > > I haven't read any of the other stories on this site yet but I > wanted to make sure I put my son's success story out there. I can't > imagine any babies feet could be worse then Wylie's and he now is > perfect. I loved the Ponseti method and I am so glad to have found > such a great facility and Dr. here in Seattle for his treatment. We > feel very blessed. > > Mona Warhcol (Mom) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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