Re: residual facial asymmetry

[Guest guest]

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Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

[Guest guest]

,

Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

[Guest guest]

,

asked you the very same question I was going to ask. Does she

have tort?

>

> Does anyone know if a slight residual facial asymmetry can correct

itself over time? Maybe

> stretching will help. We've had 2 bands: one poor-fitting Starband,

which I believe caused

> the facial asymmetry, and a DOC Band, which helped fix it but not

entirely. CT in Atlanta

> is closing so a 3rd band is not really an option. I have two

children under 2 (one is

> adopted) and I can't see myself flying to Charlotte for treatment of

a now mild problem. I

> couldn't convince my dh plus I'd feel guilty taking up Angel Flight

space for more severe

> babies. I'm probably being a perfectionist but I look at my

daughter and still see a slightly

> protruding cheek and a very slightly narrowed eye orbit. The

right-sided forehead

> bossing is almost entirely gone. Is there any hope of post-banding

rounding? Sorry for

> rambling.

>

> in Atlanta

> (dd is 14 mos.)

>

[Guest guest]

,

asked you the very same question I was going to ask. Does she

have tort?

>

> Does anyone know if a slight residual facial asymmetry can correct

itself over time? Maybe

> stretching will help. We've had 2 bands: one poor-fitting Starband,

which I believe caused

> the facial asymmetry, and a DOC Band, which helped fix it but not

entirely. CT in Atlanta

> is closing so a 3rd band is not really an option. I have two

children under 2 (one is

> adopted) and I can't see myself flying to Charlotte for treatment of

a now mild problem. I

> couldn't convince my dh plus I'd feel guilty taking up Angel Flight

space for more severe

> babies. I'm probably being a perfectionist but I look at my

daughter and still see a slightly

> protruding cheek and a very slightly narrowed eye orbit. The

right-sided forehead

> bossing is almost entirely gone. Is there any hope of post-banding

rounding? Sorry for

> rambling.

>

> in Atlanta

> (dd is 14 mos.)

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, she has had tort. We finished PT a few months ago but she started walking

as soon

as the band came off and I've been wondering if the tort has come back. I don't

know

much about craniosacral therapy but maybe I should look into it. Do you know if

there are

good therapists in Atlanta?

Thanks,

>

> ,

> Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, she has had tort. We finished PT a few months ago but she started walking

as soon

as the band came off and I've been wondering if the tort has come back. I don't

know

much about craniosacral therapy but maybe I should look into it. Do you know if

there are

good therapists in Atlanta?

Thanks,

>

> ,

> Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It's common for tort to return as new milestones are met. If you can't

find CST in your area maybe you can get her back into PT? Hopefully

someone here knows of a good CST therapist. Keep us posted.

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> > ,

> > Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It's common for tort to return as new milestones are met. If you can't

find CST in your area maybe you can get her back into PT? Hopefully

someone here knows of a good CST therapist. Keep us posted.

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> > ,

> > Does she have tort? Have you tried CST?

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