Re: New To Plagio and Group

[Guest guest]

When I read about people not having a CT nearby I feel so lucky to be

in NY and have one in NJ that is not so far. But I have read alot

about people traveling to CT even by airplane and using volunteers.

Pilots who offer their services. I think there's some info on that on

the group info. I would really say it's worth it to go to CT for at

least the free evaluation and hear what they have to say. It can't

hurt plus you'll feel better to have done something. I know what it

feels like to have time ticking away and it is frustrating. Even

though my son is 6 months and getting his band 2/17 so much time was

lost with insurance and diagnosing etc. But it is best to do

something asap. You do not need referrals from your doctors either

to go to cranial tech either.

Best of luck everyone.

Sherry

Chase (6 months)

tort.

DOC banding 2/17

> >

> > Hello Everyone,

> >

> > My name is and my five month old daughter Sydney has what

> > seems to be an ever-flattening head in the back, despite my

> efforts

> > to prevent it. I saw my ped about it this week and she said it

> was

> > fine and would likely round back out when she started sitting up

> > (without even touching or carefully examining her head)! It is

> > definitely flat in the back and there seem to be some flat spots

> on

> > either side (though they are symmetrical). At my request, the

ped

> > has referred us to a pediatric plastic surgeon at Vanderbilt in

> > Nashville, TN. This is terrific, however, the first step before

> > even being seen is to have a 3D CT scan. I am very nervous about

> > this, as they have to sedate her and am concerned about the

> possible

> > effects of radiation. Did anyone else have these concerns? I

> wish

> > that we could see the specialist for him to examine her first

> before

> > resorting to a CT scan, but apparently this is not how they

work.

> > It seems odd that we couldn't just consult with them and then go

> > have the scan. I just hate the thought that this is really

> > something that seems optional and is being done at my urging and

> > that something could happen as a result of the sedation. I'm

> really

> > stressing!

> >

> > Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

> >

> > Best,

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info

[Guest guest]

When I read about people not having a CT nearby I feel so lucky to be

in NY and have one in NJ that is not so far. But I have read alot

about people traveling to CT even by airplane and using volunteers.

Pilots who offer their services. I think there's some info on that on

the group info. I would really say it's worth it to go to CT for at

least the free evaluation and hear what they have to say. It can't

hurt plus you'll feel better to have done something. I know what it

feels like to have time ticking away and it is frustrating. Even

though my son is 6 months and getting his band 2/17 so much time was

lost with insurance and diagnosing etc. But it is best to do

something asap. You do not need referrals from your doctors either

to go to cranial tech either.

Best of luck everyone.

Sherry

Chase (6 months)

tort.

DOC banding 2/17

> >

> > Hello Everyone,

> >

> > My name is and my five month old daughter Sydney has what

> > seems to be an ever-flattening head in the back, despite my

> efforts

> > to prevent it. I saw my ped about it this week and she said it

> was

> > fine and would likely round back out when she started sitting up

> > (without even touching or carefully examining her head)! It is

> > definitely flat in the back and there seem to be some flat spots

> on

> > either side (though they are symmetrical). At my request, the

ped

> > has referred us to a pediatric plastic surgeon at Vanderbilt in

> > Nashville, TN. This is terrific, however, the first step before

> > even being seen is to have a 3D CT scan. I am very nervous about

> > this, as they have to sedate her and am concerned about the

> possible

> > effects of radiation. Did anyone else have these concerns? I

> wish

> > that we could see the specialist for him to examine her first

> before

> > resorting to a CT scan, but apparently this is not how they

work.

> > It seems odd that we couldn't just consult with them and then go

> > have the scan. I just hate the thought that this is really

> > something that seems optional and is being done at my urging and

> > that something could happen as a result of the sedation. I'm

> really

> > stressing!

> >

> > Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

> >

> > Best,

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For more plagio info