Re: update on Jax - been awhile

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

Congratulations on your marriage and your pregnancy!! It's really

great to hear how well Jax is doing. I hope you plan on posting pics.

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest,

this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is -

it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that.

He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go

as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting

now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had

it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hey Kim!

Congrats on your pregnancy! Shame on your old employer though. I

hope Jaxson continues to do well. Best of luck to you and your

family

Natasha

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about

7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest,

this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is -

it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that.

He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though

it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go

as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg.

I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting

now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had

it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hey Kim!

Congrats on your pregnancy! Shame on your old employer though. I

hope Jaxson continues to do well. Best of luck to you and your

family

Natasha

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about

7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest,

this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is -

it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that.

He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though

it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go

as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg.

I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting

now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had

it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

Congratulations on Jax doing so well, the marriage, and the new baby! Wow!!! you

have a lot going on! I wish you the best of luck.

's mom (14 mo.)

Sunnyvale, CA

Plagio/brachy/Starband

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest, this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is - it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that. He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

Congratulations on Jax doing so well, the marriage, and the new baby! Wow!!! you

have a lot going on! I wish you the best of luck.

's mom (14 mo.)

Sunnyvale, CA

Plagio/brachy/Starband

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest, this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is - it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that. He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Glad to hear Jax is doing well, hope the indentation will correct

itself. Congrats on your recent marriage and baby #3! Hope everyone

is feeling better!

Connor (PPO helmet grad 8/04, tort resolved, mild craniofacial microsomia)

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest, this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is - it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that. He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Glad to hear Jax is doing well, hope the indentation will correct

itself. Congrats on your recent marriage and baby #3! Hope everyone

is feeling better!

Connor (PPO helmet grad 8/04, tort resolved, mild craniofacial microsomia)

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest, this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is - it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that. He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim!

I am so glad that Jaxson is doing very well! Congratulations! I'm

sure you will be so on top of preventing plagio with Baby#3. If there

is a God (LOL!), it won't even be a problem for you. You have been

thru enough! I am beyond outraged about your employer. Grrrrrr lemme

at them. I can't even believe that is legal to do. GL w/finding

another work arrangement should you decide to do so. Thanks for

keeping us posted!

Sue

Colin F., 17 mos.

STARband grad 9/04

brachy

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest,

this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is -

it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that.

He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go

as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting

now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had

it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim!

I am so glad that Jaxson is doing very well! Congratulations! I'm

sure you will be so on top of preventing plagio with Baby#3. If there

is a God (LOL!), it won't even be a problem for you. You have been

thru enough! I am beyond outraged about your employer. Grrrrrr lemme

at them. I can't even believe that is legal to do. GL w/finding

another work arrangement should you decide to do so. Thanks for

keeping us posted!

Sue

Colin F., 17 mos.

STARband grad 9/04

brachy

>

> Hello all,

> Wow how time passes when you're not looking! Jaxson is now about 7

> weeks post op and improving daily. His shape in the back looks

> better than I could have ever imagined. To be perfectly honest,

this

> is the first time I've actually been able to look at him without

> feeling that guilt...it's amazing to me.

> Yesterday he saw the surgeon for his follow up. I couldn't thank

> him enough for what he has done for our family, for Jaxson. We do

> have to go back again in July because Jax has a pretty deep

> indentation on the top of his head, where a babies soft spot is -

it

> sunk in after surgery. If it does not come out, the surgeon said

> it's quite possible he will need another surgery to correct that.

He

> called it a bone defect... but that's little worry to me, though it

> will be on my mind.

> In other news - not sure how many of you knew that I was not

> married, but with Jax's dad for several years. Well, we did get

> married... 2 weekends ago. Not that anything much changed - still

> the same ol. But, due to Jaxson having surgery, my work let me go

as

> they wouldnt grant me the time off for him... they let me go while

> we were still in the hospital. It's a major health insurance

> company, you would think they'd understand this... but, they are a

> big one for denying the helmet, so no wonder they wouldnt keep me

> on. Jerks!

> And, the biggest news... we are expecting child #3. I have

> officially made it past the worry point, I'm now 3.5 months preg. I

> am VERY concerned about plagio happening again, but I will

> definately be speaking up even more if I suspect the lil one of

> having it.

> That's our little update... to all of you that have kiddos that

> graduated, congrats!!! To those of you only in the first stages,

> best of luck and try not to worry too much! I will be posting

now...

> our entire house has been sick for 3 weeks with the flu - Jax had

it

> for over a week straight. Ugh....

>

>

> Hope everyone is doing great!

>

> Kim- mom to Jaxson, almost 20 months

> CranioCap " grad " 04/04

> Craniotomoy surgery to correct plagio 01/10/05