Re: Ears Different due to Tort

[Guest guest]

I don't know, but I'm glad you posted this. I didn't know that was why my son's

ear " popped out " as you put it. I've been wondering, and now I know it's

probably his tort.

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> Hi! Haven't been on the site in years - it was such a blessing in the early

years. We successfully used chiropratic for tort and repositioning for head

for my son . However, one of his ears is " popped out " from those early

days when he was leaning to one side due to the tort. Now that he is 8 he's

become concerned with the difference. Has anyone else experienced this? Did

you have surgery to correct? And if so, was anyone successful in getting

insurance to pay for it?

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> Kelley

> Mom to (8) and Nicky(6)

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

Also, someone suggested on this group that ear deformities could be

from constriction before birth. This also causes tort and plagio. So,

they may be related without the tort causing the ear. For us, I'm

unsure.

-Kathy

stephaniebilliel wrote:

I don't know, but I'm glad you posted this. I didn't know that was

why my son's ear "popped out" as you put it. I've been wondering, and

now I know it's probably his tort.

>

> Hi! Haven't been on the site in years - it was such a blessing in

the early years. We successfully used chiropratic for tort and

repositioning for head for my son . However, one of his ears is

"popped out" from those early days when he was leaning to one side due

to the tort. Now that he is 8 he's become concerned with the

difference. Has anyone else experienced this? Did you have surgery to

correct? And if so, was anyone successful in getting insurance to pay

for it?

>

> Kelley

> Mom to (8) and Nicky(6)

>