Re: sharing plagio info for HEIDI

[Guest guest]

I got the letter, thanks! It was excellent, and to the point! I

really appreciate it!

~Amy, mommy to Jaden 9 mo's MN

>

> Hi Amy,

>

> I sent it to your hotmail account. I can send it too the group if

anyone

> else is interested, but I'm not really sure how to attach it to

the

> group without making people go to another site to see it.

>

> Hope you get it.

>

> heidi

>

> >From: " Amy in MN " <skisum88@h...>

> >Reply-Plagiocephaly

> >Plagiocephaly

> >Subject: Re: sharing plagio info for HEIDI

> >Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2004 04:23:52 -0000

> >

> >Heidi,

> >Would it be ok if I read your article? Would you email it to me?

> >I'd love to see what info you contained, because I have been

meaning

> >to contact our local newspaper to do Jaden's story and keep

> >forgetting! Your info might help me out, and yes, us women do

> >sometimes to write w/ our emotions more often than not. If I want

> >his story published, I'd have to give some good technical info.

> >Thanks!

> >

> >~Amy, mommy to Jaden 9 mo's MN, yadda yadda yadda

> >

> >

> >

> >--- In Plagiocephaly , " hbbergs " <bbergs@m...>

wrote:

> > > Hi all,

> > >

> > > I've been reading about people who have shared their

experiences

> >with

> > > strangers (Good for you Amy for sharing with that grandmother -

> >your

> > > letter was great) and thought I'd share what I've done.

> > >

> > > I wrote an article about my experience with my son's

tort/plagio.

> >It

> > > was published in my local mother's club (300 moms) and my cloth

> > > diaper service (500+ families) newsletters. It was really

> >difficult

> > > to write the article to be informative and not overly emotional

> >(my

> > > husband pointed out that the first draft sounded very angry

and I

> > > needed to tone it down a little) or technical. After the

article

> >was

> > > published I got several calls and emails from moms with

comments

> >and

> > > questions and I even have plans to meet with one mom to look at

> >her

> > > son's head.

> > >

> > > It feels good to be able to bring something positive out of my

> > > experience. I hope I am able to start another family down the

> >road

> > > to round-headedness earlier than I started.

> > >

> > > I credit my ability to write the article and sound somewhat

> > > intelligent to this group. You all continue to be supportive

and

> > > informative and I thank you.

> > >

> > > heidi

> > > mom to Evan, 16 mo, tort(corrected)/plagio, Starband 5/04,

SF,CA

> > > (Ortho thinks we might graduate in 6 weeks!!! We've gone from

11

> >mm

> > > of asymetry to 7 mm in under 3 months! We'd have never

thought it

> > > possible with his age working against him. )

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >For more plagio info