Re: ??? Stacie Larson Springfield Missouri

[Guest guest]

,

I hate to say Welcome Back,lol. We have a ton of repo products in the

files here. I am not familiar with Stacie Larson, but hopefully

someone here is and can give you info. I am sorry that you have to go

through this again, but we do some other returning and still here

members and mods that are dealing with issue again. Maybe you would

remember the moderators and , they are both dealing with

a second banded baby. Good Luck.

CAROLG

--- In Plagiocephaly , " gstaadin98 " <aleyfamily@...>

wrote:

>

> I was on the list about 3 years ago with our son Lucas. Lucas wore

a

> Starband helemt for 9.5 months. We used Bill Barringer in OKC

> and he was great!! Lucas got 90% correction. He still has some

> issues has far as assymetry, but overall he looks good.

>

> We were recently blessed with baby #3. Chloe Olivia was DX with

> torticollis at 2 months of age. We have been doing aggressive

> repositioning for 2 months and had no success. The tort is not any

> better. She also has more severe plagio it measures about 8mm

> difference (if that makes sense?)

>

> We have many repositioning products and I just bought the bumbo

> seat. Any other good products out there?

>

> So our PT recommended getting a script from our ped for a helmet

> eval. Stacie Larson is located in Springfield. Has anyone used her

> is she good, how qualified is she? I thought she used the Starband,

> I could be wrong though? I would like to use someone locally if I

> can.

>

> When we saw Bill it was a LONG 13 hour drive round trip. UGH I had

> two babies and it was not fun.

> Thanks,

>

> aleyfamily@...

>

[Guest guest]

,

I hate to say Welcome Back,lol. We have a ton of repo products in the

files here. I am not familiar with Stacie Larson, but hopefully

someone here is and can give you info. I am sorry that you have to go

through this again, but we do some other returning and still here

members and mods that are dealing with issue again. Maybe you would

remember the moderators and , they are both dealing with

a second banded baby. Good Luck.

CAROLG

--- In Plagiocephaly , " gstaadin98 " <aleyfamily@...>

wrote:

>

> I was on the list about 3 years ago with our son Lucas. Lucas wore

a

> Starband helemt for 9.5 months. We used Bill Barringer in OKC

> and he was great!! Lucas got 90% correction. He still has some

> issues has far as assymetry, but overall he looks good.

>

> We were recently blessed with baby #3. Chloe Olivia was DX with

> torticollis at 2 months of age. We have been doing aggressive

> repositioning for 2 months and had no success. The tort is not any

> better. She also has more severe plagio it measures about 8mm

> difference (if that makes sense?)

>

> We have many repositioning products and I just bought the bumbo

> seat. Any other good products out there?

>

> So our PT recommended getting a script from our ped for a helmet

> eval. Stacie Larson is located in Springfield. Has anyone used her

> is she good, how qualified is she? I thought she used the Starband,

> I could be wrong though? I would like to use someone locally if I

> can.

>

> When we saw Bill it was a LONG 13 hour drive round trip. UGH I had

> two babies and it was not fun.

> Thanks,

>

> aleyfamily@...

>

[Guest guest]

,

I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking about

you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more long

drives

Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

[Guest guest]

,

I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking about

you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more long

drives

Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

[Guest guest]

Sorry for the typo !

Here is the link to MO practioners in the group database.

Drop me an email if you'd like!

>> ,> I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking about > you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more long > drives > > Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads>

[Guest guest]

Sorry for the typo !

Here is the link to MO practioners in the group database.

Drop me an email if you'd like!

>> ,> I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking about > you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more long > drives > > Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I too can not believe I am doing this again. Ugh I

try not to focus on the " why me " or the guilt I feel. I am instead

focusing on correcting it. It is hard though. I am so thankful we

treated Lucas. He just turned 4....time sure does fly.

Chloe Olivia is wonderful. It is so different to have a little girl

after two boys.

How old was Cece when you put her in a band?

Take care and it was good to hear from you again,

>

> ,

> I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking

about

> you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more

long

> drives

>

> Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I too can not believe I am doing this again. Ugh I

try not to focus on the " why me " or the guilt I feel. I am instead

focusing on correcting it. It is hard though. I am so thankful we

treated Lucas. He just turned 4....time sure does fly.

Chloe Olivia is wonderful. It is so different to have a little girl

after two boys.

How old was Cece when you put her in a band?

Take care and it was good to hear from you again,

>

> ,

> I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking

about

> you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid more

long

> drives

>

> Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

>

[Guest guest]

,

Cece was banded at 8.5 mo. She didn't get flat enough to band until

about 6 mo. Then she kept getting flatter instead of better!

Well at least our oldest one's didn't need bands, huh?

> >

> > ,

> > I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking

> about

> > you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid

more

> long

> > drives

> >

> > Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

Cece was banded at 8.5 mo. She didn't get flat enough to band until

about 6 mo. Then she kept getting flatter instead of better!

Well at least our oldest one's didn't need bands, huh?

> >

> > ,

> > I can't believe you're a two timer too:) I was just thinking

> about

> > you yesterday! Congrats on Chloe! I sure how you can avoid

more

> long

> > drives

> >

> > Mom to Dane (4 yo) and Cece (13.5 mo) DOC Grads

> >

>