Re: Am I losing correction time?

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

I have to say that I cheated at the end of Hannah's second band as

well. In all, we really didn't see much correction from that second

band so I didn't feel like a week or so would make a difference. I

sort of felt like I need to " wean " her from it since she had it for

so long! She definitely wore it the majority of the time, but I let

her sleep without it the last 3 or 4 days. They said in the last

two weeks we could expect 1mm correction at the most. I'll be

looking forward to seeing your official graduation post!

,mom to Hannah, DOCgrad

Cape Cod, Ma

> Ok so as you all know Xavier has been banded for about 4.5 months

and

> he is graduating on 12/22. He has had tremendous correction but

there

> is still a slight flat spot that only I notice (family and friends

> say he looks great). He has not felt good latley and has been

fussy

> and feverish at night so for the past three night he has been

> bandless. I keep it on him when he gets up at 8am until 9 pm at

night

> but then I let him sleep w/o it and I think I am going to let him

> sleep like this until he is done. I feel liek he has been in it so

> long and its probably starting to drive him nuts and he gets it

off

> in 10 days. Do you all think we are goingot lose time correcting

that

> last little spot?

> Donna and Xavier DOCband 7/25a dn 10/8

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

I hope Xavier is feeling better soon! So glad he is so close to

graduation with great correction. It's got to be so hard having only

a few days left...I'm sure you just want to be done! You're almost

there!! Can't wait to see your graduation post

Kathleen and Max

-- In Plagiocephaly , " djs61111 " <djs611@h...> wrote:

> Ok so as you all know Xavier has been banded for about 4.5 months

and

> he is graduating on 12/22. He has had tremendous correction but

there

> is still a slight flat spot that only I notice (family and friends

> say he looks great). He has not felt good latley and has been fussy

> and feverish at night so for the past three night he has been

> bandless. I keep it on him when he gets up at 8am until 9 pm at

night

> but then I let him sleep w/o it and I think I am going to let him

> sleep like this until he is done. I feel liek he has been in it so

> long and its probably starting to drive him nuts and he gets it off

> in 10 days. Do you all think we are goingot lose time correcting

that

> last little spot?

> Donna and Xavier DOCband 7/25a dn 10/8

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

You might be missing a little correction but the alternative is not

an option. You wouldn't want Xavier to overheat during the night and

really spike a high fever. I think you have found a good medium

ground. Also, it sounds like he's had some really good correction

and if this last spot doesn't come out perfect it won't be

noticable. Go with your mommy instinct! Don't forget to post a

graduation picture and let us know it's official!!! YEAH! What a

great Christmas present.

& na

> Ok so as you all know Xavier has been banded for about 4.5 months

and

> he is graduating on 12/22. He has had tremendous correction but

there

> is still a slight flat spot that only I notice (family and friends

> say he looks great). He has not felt good latley and has been fussy

> and feverish at night so for the past three night he has been

> bandless. I keep it on him when he gets up at 8am until 9 pm at

night

> but then I let him sleep w/o it and I think I am going to let him

> sleep like this until he is done. I feel liek he has been in it so

> long and its probably starting to drive him nuts and he gets it off

> in 10 days. Do you all think we are goingot lose time correcting

that

> last little spot?

> Donna and Xavier DOCband 7/25a dn 10/8