Re: Re: Is it getting worse again?

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I agree with - I cant' see anything wrong with the head. There is absolutely no brachy and I can't even see the assymetry. I'm less trained on seeing asymetries, but that tells you that no one is ever going to notice anything wrong with her head. I wish that natalie's head looked as good.

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Re: Is it getting worse again?

I think she looks really good. I can understand what you might be seeing, just because I'm so used to scrutinizing heads, but honestly, she looks great, better than my son after 2 bands actually (and yes, I'm the only one who notices his asymmetry as well and that's really only when his hair is wet). I think our eyes can easily play tricks on us, and I've been obsessing over my son's head for over 3 years now (off and on - sometimes I've fine with it, and sometimes I worry). Any asym you see is really very mild and I personally wouldn't band at this point. Jake-3 (DOCBand Grad 9/08)>> Hi,> > I want to say thank you for all of the help you all have provided. I've been looking back on photos from when my daughter was younger and truly notice a difference now in my daughter's head. However, I looked at recent pictures and it looks to me like the condition is relapsing despite my efforts. Based on the numbers, she's in the mild range (CVA 3.5mm), possibly moderate due to ear alignment (5.5mm off). My husband disagrees and refuses to band. Am I crazy? Do these photos look like she's improving or not? Her album is K in the photo gallery. I tried to provide good photos, but she no longer sits still.> > Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.> > > > PS- I'm the one that took things into my own hands and sought the care of a chiropractor for my daughter around 6 1/2 months when no physician would write a prescription. Also, based on previous numbers, the orthotist recommended not banding. Therefore, we have not banded her at this time.>