Guest guest Posted May 23, 2004 Report Share Posted May 23, 2004 I'm so glad that the experience is going better for you and little Jack now. On to rounding! Natasha --- In Plagiocephaly , " danirich75 " <danirich75@y...> wrote: > It has been a busy few weeks. Jack is now so well adjusted to his > helmet........I never thought the day would come. The first week was > TERRIBLE. He developped three significant " pressure sores " on the > back of his head after only four days and two nights of wear. It > looked awful! And I felt terrible for " making him " wear it and be > uncomfortable. After some major adjustments and three days helmet > free, we have successfully been wearing it at least 22hours a day for > 16days (whose counting!!!) and have actually seen some mild > improvement. > It was so rough there in the beginning.....But, we made it. > He is adorable in it. He smiles at everyone. And could care less > its even there at all! Although he is balding a bit in the back, > I'll take that any day versus deep red marks!! > I am also much more comfortable talking about it (to people at work, > friends, strangers) than I thought I would be....ah, a little time > gives you so much perspective! > Thanks for all the help those first few days/week....I will continue > to write and give some updates. If I can figure out the picture > thing, I'll show you all how darn cute Jack is! > Thanks! > le, mom to Jack (7mos) > Starbanded for 16days!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2004 Report Share Posted May 24, 2004 Hi le Great to hear that Jack adjusted after a hard first week. Many bands need adjusting the first initial days. Keep us up on this nogging rounding out. ) Sandy Willow's Mom Torticollis resolved Cranio Germany Grad 04 --- In Plagiocephaly , " danirich75 " <danirich75@y...> wrote: > It has been a busy few weeks. Jack is now so well adjusted to his > helmet........I never thought the day would come. The first week was > TERRIBLE. He developped three significant " pressure sores " on the > back of his head after only four days and two nights of wear. It > looked awful! And I felt terrible for " making him " wear it and be > uncomfortable. After some major adjustments and three days helmet > free, we have successfully been wearing it at least 22hours a day for > 16days (whose counting!!!) and have actually seen some mild > improvement. > It was so rough there in the beginning.....But, we made it. > He is adorable in it. He smiles at everyone. And could care less > its even there at all! Although he is balding a bit in the back, > I'll take that any day versus deep red marks!! > I am also much more comfortable talking about it (to people at work, > friends, strangers) than I thought I would be....ah, a little time > gives you so much perspective! > Thanks for all the help those first few days/week....I will continue > to write and give some updates. If I can figure out the picture > thing, I'll show you all how darn cute Jack is! > Thanks! > le, mom to Jack (7mos) > Starbanded for 16days!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2004 Report Share Posted May 24, 2004 le, Sorry you had such a rough beginning, but I'm so glad things have taken a turn for the better! I'd love to see Jack in his band, so let us know if you get the pics posted! , mom to Hannah, DOCband #3 3/30 Cape Cod, Ma --- In Plagiocephaly , " danirich75 " <danirich75@y...> wrote: > It has been a busy few weeks. Jack is now so well adjusted to his > helmet........I never thought the day would come. The first week was > TERRIBLE. He developped three significant " pressure sores " on the > back of his head after only four days and two nights of wear. It > looked awful! And I felt terrible for " making him " wear it and be > uncomfortable. After some major adjustments and three days helmet > free, we have successfully been wearing it at least 22hours a day for > 16days (whose counting!!!) and have actually seen some mild > improvement. > It was so rough there in the beginning.....But, we made it. > He is adorable in it. He smiles at everyone. And could care less > its even there at all! Although he is balding a bit in the back, > I'll take that any day versus deep red marks!! > I am also much more comfortable talking about it (to people at work, > friends, strangers) than I thought I would be....ah, a little time > gives you so much perspective! > Thanks for all the help those first few days/week....I will continue > to write and give some updates. If I can figure out the picture > thing, I'll show you all how darn cute Jack is! > Thanks! > le, mom to Jack (7mos) > Starbanded for 16days!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2004 Report Share Posted May 24, 2004 le, That's great that adjustments to Jack's Starband lined things out, and he is progressing already with his normal wear protocol! I'm excited that you are already seeing some mild improvement; hopefully he will have a growth spurt soon and you''ll see even more rounding! Let us know how Jack continues to round in his Starband when you have time, Christie (Mom to Repo'd Remy) --- In Plagiocephaly , " danirich75 " <danirich75@y...> wrote: > It has been a busy few weeks. Jack is now so well adjusted to his > helmet........I never thought the day would come. The first week was > TERRIBLE. He developped three significant " pressure sores " on the > back of his head after only four days and two nights of wear. It > looked awful! And I felt terrible for " making him " wear it and be > uncomfortable. After some major adjustments and three days helmet > free, we have successfully been wearing it at least 22hours a day for > 16days (whose counting!!!) and have actually seen some mild > improvement. > It was so rough there in the beginning.....But, we made it. > He is adorable in it. He smiles at everyone. And could care less > its even there at all! Although he is balding a bit in the back, > I'll take that any day versus deep red marks!! > I am also much more comfortable talking about it (to people at work, > friends, strangers) than I thought I would be....ah, a little time > gives you so much perspective! > Thanks for all the help those first few days/week....I will continue > to write and give some updates. If I can figure out the picture > thing, I'll show you all how darn cute Jack is! > Thanks! > le, mom to Jack (7mos) > Starbanded for 16days!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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