Re: treatment with dr blecher in london

March 29, 2002

Hi laura

Believe me the DOCBAND works my son Dylan is in his second has he had very

severe plagio. He was 8months old when he went into his first band and

within 2 weeks i could notice a difference. I know its takes time but Dylan

is 13months now and it does seem to have gone very fast. His head has

rounded nicely at the back and his facial assymmetry as gone apart from some

bossing on the left of his forehead which is what the second band is pushing

back. Dylans ears were badly misaligned but even those have moved i have

been told not to expect 100% but so far i am really pleased.

All the best for you and zac. You will definatley see improvement its hard

as you do obsess looking at them but one day you will looking and say " oh my

god its working "

kind regards

Kerry

(marcus 3 and Dylan 1)

>From: " perrizac " <perrizac@...>

>Reply-Plagiocephaly

>Plagiocephaly

>Subject: treatment with dr blecher in london

>Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 20:30:30 -0000

>

>i just wanted to let everyone know that zac went for his casting 2

>weeks ago fairly traumatic but over very quickly phew! any way zac

>got his helmet on monday it took me a few days to adjust to seeing

>him in it felt a bit emotional as it has been a long road to get to

>this stage as you all understand he seems to be adjusting fairly well

>but 6 months plus seems such a long time for him to be stuck in

>it,anyway we have no choice if we want a better shaped head for zac,

>please can someone reassure me that it really works and when i might

>see some changes as i can not believe that it will happen it is very

>similar to a doc band any advice would be lovely thanks all who have

>replied to my mails in the past zac is now 7 months old

>

>laura

>

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March 31, 2002

Hi ,

Glad to hear Zac is doing well in his new band -

on got his from Dr Blecher last Wednesday - i

know what you mean about feeling quite emotional

seeing them in the band - i was the same too - but it

is for the best. I'm sure that Zac can't have cranio

if he has had xrays that show that the sutures are

still open - cranio is where the sutures have fused

prematurely and that would have showed up on the

xrays. So if he has had xrays done - i'm sure as sure

it won't turn out to be cranio later.

Take care,

Eleanor ( mum to on UK)

--- perrizac <perrizac@...> wrote:

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i just wanted to let everyone know that zac went for

his casting 2

weeks ago fairly traumatic but over very quickly phew!

any way zac

got his helmet on monday it took me a few days to

adjust to seeing

him in it felt a bit emotional as it has been a long

road to get to

this stage as you all understand he seems to be

adjusting fairly well

but 6 months plus seems such a long time for him to be

stuck in

it,anyway we have no choice if we want a better

shaped & nbsp; head for zac,

please can someone reassure me that it really works

and when i might

see some changes as i can not believe that it will

happen it is very

similar to a doc band any advice would be lovely

thanks all who have

replied to my mails in the past zac is now 7 months

old

laura

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April 2, 2002

,

I've heard good things from the people who have used the band made by Dr.

Blecher. I really do believe that you will never regret your choice. How

quickly you see results really depends on the growth spurts your baby goes

through. If he gets the helmet and then hits a growth spurt soon after you

would see results very quickly.

Good luck and don't worry - you're doing the right thing!

Marci (Mom to )

Oklahoma

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