Re: I cannot believe the improvement! Have a look...

January 10, 2006

What can a helmet possibly have to do with a blood disorder? That

is a unique question. We haven't really gone anywhere in a helmet. I

am not ashamed of it or anything - we just didn't go anywhere and I

am too scared that he will get sick if I take him for a walk in

helmet. He sweats a lot and I usually take the helmet off 15 minutes

before the walk, so his hair dries. How do you deal with the sweatin

issue? We had a few friends for Mark and Sasha's (they are B/G

twins) birthday this Saturday and nobody asked stupid questions, but

then again - they are our friends and they knew beforehand that Mark

started wearing helmet. We have an appointment with Arthur this

Thursday to see if it's possible to trim the helmet a bit at the

front (it seems too low) and get the holding points back. Mark

hasn't had any red spots since Saturday and the helmet needs to be

refitted. How often do you see your orthotist?

Val

> > >

> > > My 1 y.o. son Mark got his helmet on December 30 at The

Hospital

> > for

> > > Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. We took some pictures of his

> head

> > > today and I cannot believe the improvement. Tell me, is it a

> > wishful

> > > thinking or his head really corrected that much only in one

week?

> > It's

> > > in " Our plagio babies " at the very end of " M " section

> > >

> >

> > For more plagio info

January 10, 2006