CAROL -- Re: New and seeking guidance

[Guest guest]

,

No I am not educated enough to make a call like that. I am just

saying that when there is doubt it is the best possible route,

especially since it has been since birth. Try to relax untill you

have all your answers, I know this is scary.

CAROLG

>

> Carol, forgive my brain's inability to wrap around all of this, but

are you saying you think it looks like Cranio to you? I feel like

I've been shouting that the emperor has no clothes or something cuz

my whole family has been blowing me off about this. My gut has been

screaming " cranio " from the beginning but nobody will listen to me.

That's why I am insisting on the CT scan. I'm just wondering what

you are seeing based on your experience. Thank you so much for your

time and opinion.

>

> &

> Re: New and seeking guidance

>

>

> ,

> You did a great job on the photos. She is adorable, mad but

> adorable,lol. I think you are proceeding in the right way.

Because of

> the complex asymmetry of her head and the ridge it is definitely

> worth the CT scan. If the scan comes back clear for cranio then a

> band can help with alot of the asymmetry. I would however in this

> case recommend using Cranial Tech. for banding, they have the

> expertise needed to address a more complex case. You may end up

like

> some of us who get a pretty great result but are left with some

> remaining asymmetry, but the correction you can get is so worth

it.

> If it is cranio then there are many excellent surgeons who are

using

> less invasive procedures now and that work with Cranial Tech. for

> post surgical banding. You can look up the clinic that you might

use

> on their website and see the list of surgeons they work with. I

hate

> to be so blunt, but don't want to sugar coat things either. I

don't

> think that helps anyone. I will looking for your post to let us

know

> what the scan shows. My prayers for a good outcome are with you

and

> .

> CAROLG

>

[Guest guest]

,

No I am not educated enough to make a call like that. I am just

saying that when there is doubt it is the best possible route,

especially since it has been since birth. Try to relax untill you

have all your answers, I know this is scary.

CAROLG

>

> Carol, forgive my brain's inability to wrap around all of this, but

are you saying you think it looks like Cranio to you? I feel like

I've been shouting that the emperor has no clothes or something cuz

my whole family has been blowing me off about this. My gut has been

screaming " cranio " from the beginning but nobody will listen to me.

That's why I am insisting on the CT scan. I'm just wondering what

you are seeing based on your experience. Thank you so much for your

time and opinion.

>

> &

> Re: New and seeking guidance

>

>

> ,

> You did a great job on the photos. She is adorable, mad but

> adorable,lol. I think you are proceeding in the right way.

Because of

> the complex asymmetry of her head and the ridge it is definitely

> worth the CT scan. If the scan comes back clear for cranio then a

> band can help with alot of the asymmetry. I would however in this

> case recommend using Cranial Tech. for banding, they have the

> expertise needed to address a more complex case. You may end up

like

> some of us who get a pretty great result but are left with some

> remaining asymmetry, but the correction you can get is so worth

it.

> If it is cranio then there are many excellent surgeons who are

using

> less invasive procedures now and that work with Cranial Tech. for

> post surgical banding. You can look up the clinic that you might

use

> on their website and see the list of surgeons they work with. I

hate

> to be so blunt, but don't want to sugar coat things either. I

don't

> think that helps anyone. I will looking for your post to let us

know

> what the scan shows. My prayers for a good outcome are with you

and

> .

> CAROLG

>