Re: Opinions and advice on Annie-Mae

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Hello again

I can assure you that you will not be wasting Dr. Blecher's time.

He is a great doc and if you ask me he does this b/c he cares and

not b/c of money. That is my opinion and probably anyone that has

every came in contact with him as well. They take mesurements to

see how off the head is. Then if you guys would decide to band they

make the cast right then and there which took about 6minutes for us

all in all. Willow did great. He does the front portion and then

the back seperate so no cutting of the cast. Also I am one of those

overworried Moms and he did fine with me calling him all the time.

Just to let you know what kind of person he is. Please do get

evaluated. Annie Mae is a beauty. I do see the facial asymmetry.

Willow had this as well and now you would never know. We are going

to see Dr. Blecher again next month b/c I think Willow may have

flattened again in the back. Might only be me though. That is why

we are going. He will take mesurements again and go from there.

Loong rambling short please go see him and go from there. You will

not regret it.

Sandy Willow's mom torticollis resolved / CranioGermany Grad

PS: If you go to Willow's folder you can see the helmet he uses. It

is really easy to manage

> > Stacey has kindly managed to get pictures of my little girl,

Annie-

> > Mae, on to the board. I would appreciate any opinions on her

head

> > shape and appearance. We were told last week that she doesn't

have

> > cranio and given a piece of paper with details about plagio.

No

> > explainationjust paper. The material mentioned a little about

re

> > positioning and how helmets and bands have yet to prove

> themselves.

> > (great hey?) Annie-Mae has coronal ridges and her ears are

being

> > pushed forward by bones behind the upper lobes. Only tonight a

> > relative commented that they thought her left cheek appeared

more

> > prominant than her right. I have since been told that you can

get

> > bands/helmets over here in the UK and someone has sugested to

get

> it

> > done sooner rather than later after looking at her pictures.

Annie-

> > mae has a sloping forhead, flatish at the back and wide from

the

> > eyebrows up. Head shape is not new to my husband or I as my

son,

> > who is 4, has Sagittal cranio. If there are any UK

posters

> > please can you advise what to ask our paed in 2 weeks as I get

the

> > impression that unless pushed they would leave it. Her ridges

are

> > becoming more prominant and the left seems to be moving more

to

> the

> > facial area.

> > We would appreciate any comments.

> > A big thanks to Stacey who finally got our pictures on the

board.

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> For more plagio info