RE: ARM RESTRAINTS FOR AFTER SURGERY

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My kids have had many surgeries from ages ranging from a few months, 2 yrs, 2 1/2 years, 3, & 6, 10 yrs old...they have never had to wear restraints. Matter of fact, the docytor never even suggested them. They never once tried to touch there eyes, maybe I was just lucky all those times. cjberwick3 <cjberwick3@...> wrote: I would just like to take the time to let other parents know about this website I found that sells arm immobilizers.The reason I am sharing this information is because recently in Dec my son Jordan had the corner surgery and he had to wear these arm immobilizers that were made by the surgeon out of x ray film and taped around his arms so he couldn't bend his arms to touch his eyes. The xray films were uncomfortable and

made him have red marks on his skin and gave him a rash. Now in March he is having the sling surgery and I found these arm immobilizers that look alot more comfortable. The website is www.medi-kid.com. <a href="http://www.TickerFactory.com/"><img border="0" src="http://www.TickerFactory.com/ezt/d/1;14;11/st/20050609/k/3901/preg.png"></a>

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Hi

In a post a couple of years ago some parents described how they used the

inside part of sliver foil tub to make a comfortable card board restraint.

Why not try it out now, if you fancy the idea? This way you will know if it

works before its needed.

Bye

Shireen

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> I would just like to take the time to let other

> parents know about this website I found that sells arm

> immobilizers.The reason I am sharing this information is

> because recently in Dec my son Jordan had the corner surgery

> and he had to wear these arm immobilizers that were made by

> the surgeon out of x ray film and taped around his arms so he

> couldn't bend his arms to touch his eyes. The xray films were

> uncomfortable and made him have red marks on his skin and

> gave him a rash. Now in March he is having the sling surgery

> and I found these arm immobilizers that look alot more

> comfortable. The website is www.medi- kid.com.

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