Re: another question about knit shirt removal....

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How long has he had his cast?Live, laugh, and loveJoyOn Apr 25, 2012, at 11:21 PM, "zwitkin" <zwitkin@...> wrote:

thank you to all those who responded .... In terms of removing the shirt, one side of Binyamin's cast feels VERY snug ( more than the other two) and when I pull the shit it feels like I could probably get it off but am nervous that I will not get another shirt back in if it is too snug. In addition I dont want to cause abrasions, chaffing, etc to the skin while trying. I am quite upset as I really would like to change the shirt- Binyamin does not complain but it SMELLS!!!

THANKS for any practical advice and support

Zehava

mom to Binyamin, 28 months old, 3rd cast at Shriners, Phili

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I would go for it. Just pull very slowly. The shirts are sooo stretchy and get VERY thin when being streched. My son is older and I always worry about pulling too fast and hurting his skin and he tells me it feels kind of good when I pull the shirt out. Just take your time!! Good luck From: zwitkin <zwitkin@...> infantile scoliosis treatment Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 11:21 PM Subject: another question about knit shirt removal....

thank you to all those who responded .... In terms of removing the shirt, one side of Binyamin's cast feels VERY snug ( more than the other two) and when I pull the shit it feels like I could probably get it off but am nervous that I will not get another shirt back in if it is too snug. In addition I dont want to cause abrasions, chaffing, etc to the skin while trying. I am quite upset as I really would like to change the shirt- Binyamin does not complain but it SMELLS!!!

THANKS for any practical advice and support

Zehava

mom to Binyamin, 28 months old, 3rd cast at Shriners, Phili