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Sohnia,

Livy will definitely be in my prayers. Let us know how it goes.

> Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow morning

to

> see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

first

> CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her skull

> where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing holes

to

> form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times, this

> condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts Livy's

way

> for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

without

> any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that the

scan

> results are fine. We won't find out about the results until April

> 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

>

> Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the helmet

> often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

champ.

> She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully, she

will

> sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can point it

> out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and she

> will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

>

> Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

>

> - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at 10.5

> months)

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Good luck tomorrow Sohnia! My fingers are crossed the thumbprinting

has gone away. It sounds like she's doing very well in her helmet.

I love the finger up her nose story, how funny!!! Gotta love kids!

Is there any way you can get the results of the scan before April

21st? That wait would kill me, I'd give myself an ulcer wondering &

worrying.

It's good hearing from you. Best of luck tomorrow. Hugs!

Debbie Abby's mom

MI

> --- In Plagiocephaly , " shh95 " <s.w.hong@c...>

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> > Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow

morning

> to

> > see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

> first

> > CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

skull

> > where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing

holes

> to

> > form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times, this

> > condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts Livy's

> way

> > for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

> without

> > any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that the

> scan

> > results are fine. We won't find out about the results until

April

> > 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

> >

> > Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the

helmet

> > often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

> champ.

> > She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully, she

> will

> > sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> > helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can point

it

> > out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and

she

> > will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

> >

> > Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

> >

> > - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at 10.5

> > months)

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I will keep your daughter in my thoughts. The odds are good, so try

not to worry.

Were they able to tell you the cause of the holes? Can helmets cause

them?

Doreen

> Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow morning

to

> see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

first

> CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

skull

> where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing holes

to

> form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times, this

> condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts Livy's

way

> for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

without

> any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that the

scan

> results are fine. We won't find out about the results until April

> 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

>

> Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the helmet

> often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

champ.

> She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully, she

will

> sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can point

it

> out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and she

> will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

>

> Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

>

> - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at 10.5

> months)

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Thanks all for the warm wishes. I kind of know what to look for so

you can guess that I will be looking at the films myself. Livy's 15

month well baby visit is April 1st and I plan to bring both sets of

films to the ped. unless my husband shames me into not bringing them.

> > > Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow

> morning

> > to

> > > see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

> > first

> > > CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

> skull

> > > where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing

> holes

> > to

> > > form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times,

this

> > > condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts

Livy's

> > way

> > > for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

> > without

> > > any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that

the

> > scan

> > > results are fine. We won't find out about the results until

> April

> > > 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

> > >

> > > Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the

> helmet

> > > often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

> > champ.

> > > She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully,

she

> > will

> > > sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> > > helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can

point

> it

> > > out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and

> she

> > > will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

> > >

> > > Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

> > >

> > > - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at

10.5

> > > months)

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You will definitely be in my prayers. I asked my pediatrician call

the radiologist to get Ellen's CT results the next day. You sound

like you have the very best attitude. I love the nose story- my

middle one used to laugh hysterically when people asked her to point

to her nose and she could reach up there too! Best wishes for the

very best results! and Ellen (Westfield, MA)

> > > > Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow

> > morning

> > > to

> > > > see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had

her

> > > first

> > > > CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

> > skull

> > > > where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing

> > holes

> > > to

> > > > form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times,

> this

> > > > condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts

> Livy's

> > > way

> > > > for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

> > > without

> > > > any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that

> the

> > > scan

> > > > results are fine. We won't find out about the results until

> > April

> > > > 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

> > > >

> > > > Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the

> > helmet

> > > > often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

> > > champ.

> > > > She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully,

> she

> > > will

> > > > sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing

the

> > > > helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can

> point

> > it

> > > > out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is

and

> > she

> > > > will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

> > > >

> > > > Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet

Livy.

> > > >

> > > > - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at

> 10.5

> > > > months)

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Sohnia

I will include Livy into my prayers and will be thinking about you

tomorrow.

Sandy Willow's Mom

> Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow morning

to

> see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

first

> CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

skull

> where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing holes

to

> form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times, this

> condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts Livy's

way

> for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

without

> any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that the

scan

> results are fine. We won't find out about the results until April

> 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

>

> Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the helmet

> often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

champ.

> She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully, she

will

> sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can point

it

> out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and she

> will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

>

> Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

>

> - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at 10.5

> months)

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Hi Sohnia,

Good to hear from you! I'm glad Livy is doing so well. Please let

us know how her appt goes when you get back. I can't believe they

expect you to wait that long for the results! I don't think I could

do it! Hannah does that same thing when you ask her where her nose

is, lol. She did it in video we were taking to send to my

grandfather. We were trying to show off her skills, lol. Any

projected graduation date?

, mom to Hannah, DOC #3 3/30

Cape Cod, Ma

> Hi all! Livy is scheduled for her second CT scan tomorrow morning

to

> see whether the thumbprinting is going away. When she had her

first

> CT scan in late November, one of the doctors saw spots on her

skull

> where the brain was pushing up against the skull and causing holes

to

> form on the skull. The doctor said that 9 out of 10 times, this

> condition resolves on its own. Please send good thoughts Livy's

way

> for tomorrow. We hope and pray that the CT scan is performed

without

> any problems (she will be under general anesthesia) and that the

scan

> results are fine. We won't find out about the results until April

> 21st, her next appointment with this doctor.

>

> Otherwise, Livy is doing very well. She still pops off the helmet

> often during the day, but she has been sleeping in it like a

champ.

> She moves around quite a bit in her sleep now and hopefully, she

will

> sleep comfortably on her tummy even after she stops wearing the

> helmet. When we ask her where her bellybutton is, she can point

it

> out, even through a shirt. Next, we ask where her nose is and she

> will stick her finger WAAAAAYYY up her nose! What a kid!

>

> Hope everyone is doing well. And please pray for my sweet Livy.

>

> - Sohnia and Livy (Nashville, local helmet since mid-Nov at 10.5

> months)

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