Re: the crying still there

[Guest guest]

You do not need a prescription if you are paying for them yourself. They are

about $395 for the 1st set with the bar. Then $295 there after for just the

shoes until you need a new bar. Which it quite a while as the s have an

adjustable bar! It seems odd that your son was doing Ok in them, then he wasnt.

That is usually a bar length problem. Have you measured his shoulder width and

compared it to the bar width yet? They should be the same. I would say that if

you want, yes, get the s. We ADORE them! I would never use the others!

That is also because my daughter has A-Typical too. Not alot of insurances will

cover the s as of yet. But and Jean Michell will give you the

billing codes for you to try. Hope all gets better soon!

Christee

Mother of...

*Josh, Central Auditory Processing Disorder/Sensory sensitivity/learning &

Speech disorders (9yrs old)

**Aspen, Bilateral minor Metatarsus Adductus (5 1/2 yrs old)

***Dylan, (4 yrs old)

&

****Lilee ~ Unilateral A-Typical (complex) Club Foot w/Cavus/Plantaris (R

foot) & Mild/Moderate Metatarsus Adductus (L foot).

*Ponseti/ Brace 22/24 until 2/14/06, then to 18/24.

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[Guest guest]

I believe someone else has already given you the link to the site.

They take credit cards for payment or checks (or money orders, I suppose) and

then you file with your insurance to get reimbursement. OR, if you have

insurance, you can get Hanger Orthopedics to order the shoes and they will bill

your insurance. Make sure that your insurance will pay for them, though,

because Hanger marks up the shoes over a thousand dollars for their profit

(unbelievable!) so you will be stuck with this bill if your insurance doesn't

pay.

did poorly in the Markells (pressure sore) and we got her the s,

which she is tolerating well. They are great for babies who have anything

atypical at all about their feet. has curvy toes which was the site of

the sore. They are also great for any babies, in my opinion, because they are

much easier for parents to use and it is easier to see the baby's heels, they

are less likely to cause any sores, etc. There is not a baby for whom they

would not be good, I don't think.

Carol and , bcf, 10-27-05

the crying still there

Hello It's me Alba , is on his shoes again after having some

problems with the bar. We saw the doctor this week and I ask him about

the ' shoes and he told me that he was working with the Dennis

shoes for over 30 years and for him the 's were so much money

for the same result. I really didn't like his opinion because even that

is doing great he still complaining at nigth, it's every nitgh,

It wasn't like that at the beginig, we were doing fine but when we got

the second par of shoes because the other ones were small he started

with the complain , I thought it was the short bar but we got a new one

and the crying still there, the doctor already check his feet again and

as I said they were great. It's that ok or maybe is just him? your kids

complain too or they sleep without a problem? now that his geting older

(his 9 months old) his moving more and I don't know what to do. I really

want to know if the 's are worth to try, do I need the

prescripcion from my doctor to buy it or just need to send his foot

prints, does anyone know?. And about the sleep bag how does work?. I

aprecciate your help once again, Thank you. Alba from Long Island New

york.