Wikipedia

[Guest guest]

Evening,

So two of my favorite internet resources are google and wikipedia. We're

looking at taking off Noah's cast at home next week and I've read several ISOP

posts and seen Makenna's videos of at home how-to's. So when googling/wiki'ing,

I started reading about casts and scoliosis and didn't notice any information at

all there about EDF or ISOP.

I copied some EDF info from past threads for the orthopedic cast wiki. I also

added Casting (edf) as an option on the scoliosis page (it had just theraphy,

bracing and surgery).

At the bottom of both pages, I added external links to

www.infantilescoliosis.org and www.luckycastclub.com as resources.

I think there are many of you out there that have more info on the subjects and

I just thought that maybe it would be good if one of the many bloggers/writers

might have time to update and/or create some wiki pages (there is not one for

infantile scoliosis). Anyone can edit any page so it's a good way to get the

info out there - especially considering the hits wikipedia gets.

Just a thought.

Leigh

[Guest guest]

Awesome job, Leigh, that's great! I'm gonna check it out. Thank you for doing that, I don't know how to post on that site (Wiki) but I use it often. Heidi, Bexon's Mommy, (3.5 years old, in 9th cast from Salt Lake City Shriners, currently down from 63 degrees to 14.6 in cast. You can read Bexon's Story on www.GirltoMom.com)From: leigh_d1971

<leigh_d1971@...>infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Sun, January 30, 2011 7:42:28 PMSubject: Wikipedia

Evening,

So two of my favorite internet resources are google and wikipedia. We're looking at taking off Noah's cast at home next week and I've read several ISOP posts and seen Makenna's videos of at home how-to's. So when googling/wiki'ing, I started reading about casts and scoliosis and didn't notice any information at all there about EDF or ISOP.

I copied some EDF info from past threads for the orthopedic cast wiki. I also added Casting (edf) as an option on the scoliosis page (it had just theraphy, bracing and surgery).

At the bottom of both pages, I added external links to www.infantilescoliosis.org and www.luckycastclub.com as resources.

I think there are many of you out there that have more info on the subjects and I just thought that maybe it would be good if one of the many bloggers/writers might have time to update and/or create some wiki pages (there is not one for infantile scoliosis). Anyone can edit any page so it's a good way to get the info out there - especially considering the hits wikipedia gets.

Just a thought.

Leigh