Guest guest Posted January 21, 2004 Report Share Posted January 21, 2004 WOW Kel! Keep up the excellent work. I definitely see some really nice correction going on. Happy to hear your ped is on top of this. Let us know how you make out at your appt on Wednesday. is a little doll! --- In Plagiocephaly , " kpdazzle " <kpdazzle@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I posted some pictures of P. in the Photo section. As I said in > the last post, we've been repositioning for two months. I can't tell > you how many times I've compared the two sets of pictures since > taking them. I think I see improvement, but I'm not sure how much > improvement I should be seeing?! > > I took for his 6 month check up today. I spoke to the Ped about > his head shape. I told him about the repositioning we've been doing > and asked for his thoughts. He told me that in recent years, he has > seen more and more positional flattening. He immediately followed > that up with suggesting we see a specialist to determine if > repositioning will continue to work or if we need to go a step > further and band/helmet. His exact words, " It's best to let a > specialist examine him, especially while he is still so young. " > > I was shocked...I didn't even have to mention that I wanted to see a > specialist (which was my intention at this visit)!! > > We scheduled the appointment for next Wednesday! I can't believe I > was able to get in that soon! > > I plan to go through all of our pictures/videos and see if the > brachy/plagio was evident at birth. In addition to his crooked > noggin, has special shoes for intoeing. I didn't put the two > together until just recently. > > I'll let all of you know how the appt goes next week! > > Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 21, 2004 Report Share Posted January 21, 2004 Hi Kel, Absolutely. You can see the rounding in the back and the height (I call it conehead on my son) of the flattening is less pronounced. Keep up the good work! Keep in mind every child is different so I doubt anybody can tell you when exactly to expect results. I've only been repoing for three weeks now and sometimes it looks better other times it looks worse on my son. It can drive you nuts staring at it all the time. Post more pictures soon! 's Mom, Crista --- In Plagiocephaly , " kpdazzle " <kpdazzle@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I posted some pictures of P. in the Photo section. As I said in > the last post, we've been repositioning for two months. I can't tell > you how many times I've compared the two sets of pictures since > taking them. I think I see improvement, but I'm not sure how much > improvement I should be seeing?! > > I took for his 6 month check up today. I spoke to the Ped about > his head shape. I told him about the repositioning we've been doing > and asked for his thoughts. He told me that in recent years, he has > seen more and more positional flattening. He immediately followed > that up with suggesting we see a specialist to determine if > repositioning will continue to work or if we need to go a step > further and band/helmet. His exact words, " It's best to let a > specialist examine him, especially while he is still so young. " > > I was shocked...I didn't even have to mention that I wanted to see a > specialist (which was my intention at this visit)!! > > We scheduled the appointment for next Wednesday! I can't believe I > was able to get in that soon! > > I plan to go through all of our pictures/videos and see if the > brachy/plagio was evident at birth. In addition to his crooked > noggin, has special shoes for intoeing. I didn't put the two > together until just recently. > > I'll let all of you know how the appt goes next week! > > Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 21, 2004 Report Share Posted January 21, 2004 Kel, Great job with the repoing! It must be nice to see some results! It sounds like your ped is very on top of things, which is great. I hope the neuro is plagio educated and can give you some good insight/advice. Let us know how the appt goes. , mom to Hannah, DOCgrad Cape Cod, Ma --- In Plagiocephaly , " kpdazzle " <kpdazzle@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I posted some pictures of P. in the Photo section. As I said in > the last post, we've been repositioning for two months. I can't tell > you how many times I've compared the two sets of pictures since > taking them. I think I see improvement, but I'm not sure how much > improvement I should be seeing?! > > I took for his 6 month check up today. I spoke to the Ped about > his head shape. I told him about the repositioning we've been doing > and asked for his thoughts. He told me that in recent years, he has > seen more and more positional flattening. He immediately followed > that up with suggesting we see a specialist to determine if > repositioning will continue to work or if we need to go a step > further and band/helmet. His exact words, " It's best to let a > specialist examine him, especially while he is still so young. " > > I was shocked...I didn't even have to mention that I wanted to see a > specialist (which was my intention at this visit)!! > > We scheduled the appointment for next Wednesday! I can't believe I > was able to get in that soon! > > I plan to go through all of our pictures/videos and see if the > brachy/plagio was evident at birth. In addition to his crooked > noggin, has special shoes for intoeing. I didn't put the two > together until just recently. > > I'll let all of you know how the appt goes next week! > > Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 21, 2004 Report Share Posted January 21, 2004 It is so refreshing to hear of a ped that acknowledges plagio and doesn't play it off! Progress is being made hopefully in the medical community!! Natasha --- In Plagiocephaly , " kpdazzle " <kpdazzle@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I posted some pictures of P. in the Photo section. As I said in > the last post, we've been repositioning for two months. I can't tell > you how many times I've compared the two sets of pictures since > taking them. I think I see improvement, but I'm not sure how much > improvement I should be seeing?! > > I took for his 6 month check up today. I spoke to the Ped about > his head shape. I told him about the repositioning we've been doing > and asked for his thoughts. He told me that in recent years, he has > seen more and more positional flattening. He immediately followed > that up with suggesting we see a specialist to determine if > repositioning will continue to work or if we need to go a step > further and band/helmet. His exact words, " It's best to let a > specialist examine him, especially while he is still so young. " > > I was shocked...I didn't even have to mention that I wanted to see a > specialist (which was my intention at this visit)!! > > We scheduled the appointment for next Wednesday! I can't believe I > was able to get in that soon! > > I plan to go through all of our pictures/videos and see if the > brachy/plagio was evident at birth. In addition to his crooked > noggin, has special shoes for intoeing. I didn't put the two > together until just recently. > > I'll let all of you know how the appt goes next week! > > Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 22, 2004 Report Share Posted January 22, 2004 Thanks for the words of encouragement everyone! I'll definitely let all of you know how the appt. goes next Wednesday! =) --- In Plagiocephaly , " kpdazzle " <kpdazzle@y...> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I posted some pictures of P. in the Photo section. As I said in > the last post, we've been repositioning for two months. I can't tell > you how many times I've compared the two sets of pictures since > taking them. I think I see improvement, but I'm not sure how much > improvement I should be seeing?! > > I took for his 6 month check up today. I spoke to the Ped about > his head shape. I told him about the repositioning we've been doing > and asked for his thoughts. He told me that in recent years, he has > seen more and more positional flattening. He immediately followed > that up with suggesting we see a specialist to determine if > repositioning will continue to work or if we need to go a step > further and band/helmet. His exact words, " It's best to let a > specialist examine him, especially while he is still so young. " > > I was shocked...I didn't even have to mention that I wanted to see a > specialist (which was my intention at this visit)!! > > We scheduled the appointment for next Wednesday! I can't believe I > was able to get in that soon! > > I plan to go through all of our pictures/videos and see if the > brachy/plagio was evident at birth. In addition to his crooked > noggin, has special shoes for intoeing. I didn't put the two > together until just recently. > > I'll let all of you know how the appt goes next week! > > Kel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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