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I'm thinking that woman doesn't know what she's talking about. I

have a 5 mo. old and the pediatrician was still pretty adamant about

putting her on her back to sleep even as her head kept getting

flatter because of Tort.

>

> I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months

ago

> and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the

helmet

> and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into

it).

>

> It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month.

We

> went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a

dr.

> plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

> memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does

anybody

> have any experience with them?

>

> Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

> recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or

back

> from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this

or is

> the lady full of it?

>

> Thank you,

>

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most doctors I know say they are fine when they can consistantly roll over b/c how are you going to keep them there anyway, all mine could roll at 5 months.

On Feb 5, 2008 12:07 AM, hniemeyer74 <hniemeyer74@...> wrote:

I'm thinking that woman doesn't know what she's talking about. I have a 5 mo. old and the pediatrician was still pretty adamant about putting her on her back to sleep even as her head kept getting

flatter because of Tort. >> I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months ago > and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet > and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into

it).> > It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We > went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr. > plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

> memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody > have any experience with them?> > Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new > recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or

back > from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is > the lady full of it?> > Thank you, >

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Sonny, we didn;t use any postioners w. foam so I ca;t help you there.

I would be REALLY interested to here more about the new recomendations for sleep!

Jen and Luli - 26 months

Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

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I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months ago

and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet

and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into it).

It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We

went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr.

plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody

have any experience with them?

Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or back

from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is

the lady full of it?

Thank you,

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I was given a sample of the new positioner and am yet to use it, my son is a week old and we just got back from the hospital. I will let you know how it works. As for the sleeping thing, they are still telling us back to sleep at Kaiser, but like Jen said, keep us updated if you hear differently. I tend to put my son on his side (switching back and forth of course) when he's awake and supervised as a pre-caution this time. Mother to , starbanded 1/11/07 - 05/23/07, and our newest addition Jordan who hopefully will not be banded born 1/28/08JenandLuli@... wrote: Sonny, we didn;t use any postioners w. foam so I ca;t help you there.I would be REALLY interested to here more about the new recomendations for sleep! Jen and Luli - 26 monthsLeft tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CAhttp://www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/ Returning Member I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months ago and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into it).It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr. plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody have any experience with them?Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or back from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is the lady full of it?Thank you, More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail! "In the depths of winter, I finally found there was in me an invincible summer."

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Congratulations on your new baby!!!

Angie

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I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months ago and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into it).It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr. plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody have any experience with them?Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or back from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is the lady full of it?Thank you,

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CONGRATULATIONS KATIE!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been so busy I didn't realize you had Jordan!

How was your delivery - how are you recouping?

Jen and Luli - 26 months

Left tort - Right Plagio - Hanger Band Grad - CA

http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/

Returning Member

I haven't quite left. Our son graduated from his helmet 16 months ago

and I still think about his head shape (I highly recommend the helmet

and don't regret it at all, just that we took so long to get into it).

It is becoming more of an issue as we are expecting next month. We went to babies r us tonight and they had a sleep positioner by a dr.

plagio. the part were the baby's head lies was solid and was not

memory foam at all. I think these are pretty new, but does anybody

have any experience with them?

Also, while we were out, a woman at the store said that the new

recommendations are that a baby can sleep on his/her stomach or back

from birth. I will check with our ped, but has anyone heard this or is

the lady full of it?

Thank you,

More new features than ever. Check out the new AOL Mail!

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I didnt know he had gone.

Is that what the missing 20+ messages were about?

Ted F.

>

> I'm happy to announce that Gerald is again a member of CI Hear. Let's welcome

him back. He has a lot of interesting things to share with us. His surgery

date will be here soon and it's always great to share that with our members. It

helps us to recall our own experience on the CI journey.

>

> Alice

> http://www..com

>

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We need to support him as he begins his CI journey. Snoopy

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Returning Member

I'm happy to announce that Gerald is again a member of CI Hear. Let's welcome

him back. He has a lot of interesting things to share with us. His surgery

date will be here soon and it's always great to share that with our members. It

helps us to recall our own experience on the CI journey.

Alice

http://www..com

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Welcome Back Gerald!

[Guest guest]

Welcome back Gerald! I look forward to reading your post.

>

> I'm happy to announce that Gerald is again a member of CI Hear. Let's welcome

him back. He has a lot of interesting things to share with us. His surgery

date will be here soon and it's always great to share that with our members. It

helps us to recall our own experience on the CI journey.

>

> Alice

> http://www..com

>

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Happy to hear from our Alice and to welcome back our Gerald. Harriet

On Jul 1, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Alice wrote:

>

>

> I'm happy to announce that Gerald is again a member of CI Hear. Let's

> welcome him back. He has a lot of interesting things to share with us.

> His surgery date will be here soon and it's always great to share that

> with our members. It helps us to recall our own experience on the CI

> journey.

>

> Alice

> http://www..com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gerald

 Welcome Back

Ismael

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From: Harriet <arnold.johnson@...>

Sent: Thursday, July 2, 2009 7:22:39 PM

Subject: Re: Returning Member

Happy to hear from our Alice and to welcome back our Gerald. Harriet

On Jul 1, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Alice wrote:

>

>

> I'm happy to announce that Gerald is again a member of CI Hear. Let's

> welcome him back. He has a lot of interesting things to share with us.

> His surgery date will be here soon and it's always great to share that

> with our members. It helps us to recall our own experience on the CI

> journey.

>

> Alice

> http://www.. com

>

>

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Hello All. My name is . I am a returning member to the group. I have

had RA and Fibro for several years and was diagnosed this week with Lupus also,

so I thought I'd rejoin the group and become educated on Lupus. Any info or

suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Suspect if you are eating out at all in UK You are outsalting the Spiro. Exactly what on your kidneys did they want to operate on? There are HTN EXPERTS in UK and I know many. Where do u live now? Try to get your team to do a 24 hr urine for Na K and creat or even a spot urine in the office. If there is not more K in urine than Na then Send numbers and I will eat ate ntake. May your pressure be low!CE Grim MS, MDSpecializing in DifficultHypertensionOn Jun 17, 2012, at 16:27, K <_Kabrna@...> wrote:

For the last 2 years I have been helping my late wife during her battle with Bowel Cancer which she lost last July. Prior to that I had seen two different Endo's in the UK for the first time (I was Dx 1977 and currently on 100 mg Spiro and 15 mg Enalapril)and both suggested surgery on my kidneys. The last Endo in Burnley suggested I didn't have Conns at all, even though I have had a sub-total adrenalectomy in 1978 and that Spiro is the only drug that brings my BP back down after they did their failed Aldo / Renin Ration test 18 months ago. Recently however the tachycardia has kicked in after a long period of quiesence. Having been on these meds for so long, what might I expect? Is diabetes a possibility? Are other patients in a similar position offered kidney surgery? Is it worth it! Very difficult to maintain confidence in local physicians. Since my wife passed away I have been much more focused on eating foods with as little Na in as possible.

Sorry for the long post.