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Hi all,

I have been so relieved to find this group! We have a 3 year old daughter with

congenital scoliosis w/ a 40' curve, diastematomyelia (just had surgery- 5 weeks

post-op),tethered cord(also just fixed),syrinx,several abnormal vertebrae/hemi,

and a hairy nevus.We adopted her last March from China and are absolutely in

love!! She is a ball of laughs and endless energy and has amazed us with her

grasp of skills in just 6 short months.She came to us with super low tone and

only walking with support.She is now running even thought she is on activity

restriction!!I thought that possibly we might be able to have her casted, but

the more I have been reading, it sounds like that might not be an option. Our

ortho was quick on the first visit as far as treatment plans as the diastem. and

tethering had to be addressed first by the neurosurgeon. He briefly discussed

rods in the future.

I'm hoping to find someone who might have a child with similar issues. I have

heard that the hospital that we go to in Boston is not doing EDF casting, but

then I read that recently it was done. Can someone e-mail me privately the

doctor that did it? I hope that is ok to ask? I really hate to think of more

major surgery at this point, but if it is necessary then we will have to. Sorry

for such a long post but with all that is involved, it is hard to sum it up in a

sentence or two!

Glad to be a part of the group,

Jo

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