Re: Egyptian Twins in Dallas

[Guest guest]

I wish I could have seen that. How wonderful!!

> Ok, I'm not sure how many of you have kept up with this story, but

I

> have to tell you.

>

> The twins wore DOCBands pre-op to hopefully help correct their

> severely misshapen heads from being joined at the head. Well, they

> had surgery, successfully might I add, and last night on a Dallas

> News Station they showed some recently taken pictures of the boys.

> One was kissing the other on the forehead while in a wagon!! I

just

> had tears rolling down my face. What a miracle! Well, today I

find

> out that CT is revising the design of their bands to protect their

> brains while they have PT. So, to all of you that have heard or

> experienced these bands double as " crash " helmets. Here you have it!

>

> Dustie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dustie,

I was just wondering how the twins were doing! Kathy (mom to JT)

> Ok, I'm not sure how many of you have kept up with this story, but

I

> have to tell you.

>

> The twins wore DOCBands pre-op to hopefully help correct their

> severely misshapen heads from being joined at the head. Well, they

> had surgery, successfully might I add, and last night on a Dallas

> News Station they showed some recently taken pictures of the boys.

> One was kissing the other on the forehead while in a wagon!! I

just

> had tears rolling down my face. What a miracle! Well, today I

find

> out that CT is revising the design of their bands to protect their

> brains while they have PT. So, to all of you that have heard or

> experienced these bands double as " crash " helmets. Here you have it!

>

> Dustie

[Guest guest]

Thanks for posting that Dustie! It sounds like they are doing

really well. My husband and I were just wondering how they were

doing.

, mom to Hannah, DOCgrad

Cape cod, Ma

> Ok, I'm not sure how many of you have kept up with this story, but

I

> have to tell you.

>

> The twins wore DOCBands pre-op to hopefully help correct their

> severely misshapen heads from being joined at the head. Well,

they

> had surgery, successfully might I add, and last night on a Dallas

> News Station they showed some recently taken pictures of the

boys.

> One was kissing the other on the forehead while in a wagon!! I

just

> had tears rolling down my face. What a miracle! Well, today I

find

> out that CT is revising the design of their bands to protect their

> brains while they have PT. So, to all of you that have heard or

> experienced these bands double as " crash " helmets. Here you have

it!

>

> Dustie

[Guest guest]

Hi Dustie

I did see the update on Oprah today, I've also been following this

story and I saw that they were in the DOC bands. When they were

talking about the skull problems, the first thing I thought was " I

bet CT could come up with something to protect their heads while

they rehab. " I think that is such a heartwarming story and I will

continue to follow their progress. Carolyn

--- In Plagiocephaly , " dustiejones " <

> Ok, I'm not sure how many of you have kept up with this story, but

I

> have to tell you.

>

> The twins wore DOCBands pre-op to hopefully help correct their

> severely misshapen heads from being joined at the head. Well,

they

> had surgery, successfully might I add, and last night on a Dallas

> News Station they showed some recently taken pictures of the

boys.

> One was kissing the other on the forehead while in a wagon!! I

just

> had tears rolling down my face. What a miracle! Well, today I

find

> out that CT is revising the design of their bands to protect their

> brains while they have PT. So, to all of you that have heard or

> experienced these bands double as " crash " helmets. Here you have

it!

>

> Dustie