RE: Flat Spot article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. Issue

[Guest guest]

I just read it. I dont think it is a good article. It is way to short and they

should have a banded baby in the pic. They dont even have the words plagio or

tort in it.

[Guest guest]

I just read it. I dont think it is a good article. It is way to short and they

should have a banded baby in the pic. They dont even have the words plagio or

tort in it.

[Guest guest]

I just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated that

plagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was OK. It is

hard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the AAP

column is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a letter to the

editor addressing the " cosmetic issue " comment since I think that is exactly

the kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their hats on.

And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional credentials

(pediatric nurse practitioner).

(mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)

" Flat Spot " article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. Issue

Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue, page

20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the president of

the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

(2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

Chicago suburb

For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

I just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated that

plagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was OK. It is

hard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the AAP

column is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a letter to the

editor addressing the " cosmetic issue " comment since I think that is exactly

the kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their hats on.

And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional credentials

(pediatric nurse practitioner).

(mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)

" Flat Spot " article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. Issue

Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue, page

20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the president of

the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

(2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

Chicago suburb

For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

That's exactly how I felt too .

I was in tears when I read that " this is usually cosmetic " ..right, I

chose to spend $6000 (that UHC did not pay a penny for) on 2 helmets

because I thought didn't look perfect! Ugghh! And, did you

notice the author did not mention the term Plagiocephaly or explain

that this could also be caused by interuterine constriction (our

case)?

I know, they are limited, but I felt like it was just not enough

info.

(2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

Chicago suburb

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> I just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated

that

> plagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was

OK. It is

> hard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the

AAP

> column is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a

letter to the

> editor addressing the " cosmetic issue " comment since I think that

is exactly

> the kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their

hats on.

> And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional

credentials

> (pediatric nurse practitioner).

>

> (mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)

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> " Flat Spot " article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb.

Issue

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> Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue,

page

> 20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the

president of

> the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

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> (2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

> Chicago suburb

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> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

That's exactly how I felt too .

I was in tears when I read that " this is usually cosmetic " ..right, I

chose to spend $6000 (that UHC did not pay a penny for) on 2 helmets

because I thought didn't look perfect! Ugghh! And, did you

notice the author did not mention the term Plagiocephaly or explain

that this could also be caused by interuterine constriction (our

case)?

I know, they are limited, but I felt like it was just not enough

info.

(2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

Chicago suburb

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> I just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated

that

> plagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was

OK. It is

> hard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the

AAP

> column is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a

letter to the

> editor addressing the " cosmetic issue " comment since I think that

is exactly

> the kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their

hats on.

> And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional

credentials

> (pediatric nurse practitioner).

>

> (mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)

>

> " Flat Spot " article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb.

Issue

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> Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue,

page

> 20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the

president of

> the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

>

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> (2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

> Chicago suburb

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> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

I read this a couple of days ago in the magazine. I was disappointed also about them stating it was cosmetic only. It was nice that an article was in the magazine though. I wish they would go more into about what happens if not resoolved though. So many people are in the dark about helments and such.

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-----Original Message-----From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]On Behalf Of GianopulosSent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:42 PMPlagiocephaly Subject: RE: "Flat Spot" article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. IssueI just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated thatplagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was OK. It ishard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the AAPcolumn is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a letter to theeditor addressing the "cosmetic issue" comment since I think that is exactlythe kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their hats on.And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional credentials(pediatric nurse practitioner). (mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)-----Original Message-----From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]On Behalf Of Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:52 PMPlagiocephaly Subject: "Flat Spot" article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. IssueDid anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue, page 20) titled, "Help, my baby's head is flat" written by the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think? (2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)Chicago suburbFor more plagio info

[Guest guest]

I read this a couple of days ago in the magazine. I was disappointed also about them stating it was cosmetic only. It was nice that an article was in the magazine though. I wish they would go more into about what happens if not resoolved though. So many people are in the dark about helments and such.

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-----Original Message-----From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]On Behalf Of GianopulosSent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:42 PMPlagiocephaly Subject: RE: "Flat Spot" article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. IssueI just read it tonight. I was disappointed that the author stated thatplagio is mainly a cosmetic issue. Otherwise, the article was OK. It ishard to write a great article while being limited to one page (the AAPcolumn is always only 1 page). I think I am going to write a letter to theeditor addressing the "cosmetic issue" comment since I think that is exactlythe kind of rhetoric that the insurance industry is hanging their hats on.And for good measure I think I will throw in my professional credentials(pediatric nurse practitioner). (mom to Georgia, DDH/plagio, Starband grad 11/05)-----Original Message-----From: Plagiocephaly [mailto:Plagiocephaly ]On Behalf Of Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:52 PMPlagiocephaly Subject: "Flat Spot" article in Baby Talk Magazine Feb. IssueDid anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue, page 20) titled, "Help, my baby's head is flat" written by the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think? (2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)Chicago suburbFor more plagio info

[Guest guest]

I was at the Pediatrician's today and saw the article. I have to

agree with everyone. Cosmetic, I don't think so! They'll be

getting a letter from me as well.

Jennie

's Mommy

10 Months - Plagio/Tort

DOC #1 8/8/05-10/3/05

Doc #2 10/24/05-scheduled to be done 2/6/05

> > Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue,

> page

> > 20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the

> president of

> > the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

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> > Chicago suburb

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[Guest guest]

I was at the Pediatrician's today and saw the article. I have to

agree with everyone. Cosmetic, I don't think so! They'll be

getting a letter from me as well.

Jennie

's Mommy

10 Months - Plagio/Tort

DOC #1 8/8/05-10/3/05

Doc #2 10/24/05-scheduled to be done 2/6/05

> > Did anyone read the article in Baby Talk Magazine (Feb. Issue,

> page

> > 20) titled, " Help, my baby's head is flat " written by the

> president of

> > the American Academy of Pediatrics? If so, what did you think?

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> > (2nd Doc Band 12/05-present)

> > Chicago suburb

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