Re: Ashton's fitting/Lori

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Thanks! That is always nice to hear. I just saw Ashton! What a cutie

pie! I want to kiss those cheeks!

Sue

> >

> > Lori, it will get better I promise! You are going to be so

excited

> > and amazed at the progress you see. At his age it will probably

> only

> > take a week to see an improvement. I'm excited for you and know

> that

> > you will not regret following thru with this therapy. Try to

enjoy

> > every minute with him now and every day because it truly does go

by

> > faster than you think (which is good in the case of helmet

therapy).

> >

> > Take care,

> > Sue

> > Colin F., 13 mos.

> > STARband grad 9/04

> > brachy

> > --- In Plagiocephaly , " Lori " <loriswick@y...>

wrote:

> > >

> > > Hello All-

> > >

> > > I have been busy trying to read all of your postings, bios and

> > > looking at your children in their foders. I am a new member as

> of

> > > last week. My son, Ashton, is due to receive his Michigan

> cranial

> > > helmet (Danmar) this coming Thursday, the 18th. I am starting

to

> > > fill with anxiety and find myself feeling quite sad for

Thursday

> to

> > > come. Any advice on how to make it through the next few days

> with

> > a

> > > positive and optimistic attitude? My little guy is in such

good

> > > spirits and is improving everyday with his at home PT for his

> > tort.

> > > His plagio has pretty much remained the same for the past

couple

> > > weeks.....we haven't noticed it getting worse, so that is

good.

> We

> > > have been trying all kinds of repositioning with him. Any

words

> of

> > > advice would be great to hear! I know a few of you are due to

> get

> > > your head gear for your children sometime this week....how are

> you

> > > all feeling?

> > >

> > > Lori....mom to Ashton 4 1/2 months

> > > tort and L plagio

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > For more plagio info