Re: need advice after eval/carol/rachel/stacy

[Guest guest]

OK I have photos of Noah already in the before/after repo album

(that's where Christie wanted me to put them) Many of you already

looked at him for me a few months ago. I also just posted three more

but I did it all wrong! I accidently put them in the Our plagio kids

N album and I didn't even put his name on them! The new albums are

confusing me. They are the last three in the Our Plagio N album. So

you can look in both places for his pics! sorry! , I can't seem

to edit the photos that have been added. I wanted to delete a few

from the repo album and move the new ones there so I can follow the

limit of 5. Also, would you like the Hanger info from the place I

went today? I don't think you have anything in the data base for San

, Texas. Of course, my only experience with them is the eval

but they were very good there.

Kerry

--- In Plagiocephaly , " kerrykink " <ronandkerry@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

plagio

> and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

late so

> we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a lot.

We

> took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

manual

> measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm, facial

> assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to recheck

the

> Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to be

> accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

kids

> a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

band on

> a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be appreciated!

>

> Kerry

>

[Guest guest]

OK I have photos of Noah already in the before/after repo album

(that's where Christie wanted me to put them) Many of you already

looked at him for me a few months ago. I also just posted three more

but I did it all wrong! I accidently put them in the Our plagio kids

N album and I didn't even put his name on them! The new albums are

confusing me. They are the last three in the Our Plagio N album. So

you can look in both places for his pics! sorry! , I can't seem

to edit the photos that have been added. I wanted to delete a few

from the repo album and move the new ones there so I can follow the

limit of 5. Also, would you like the Hanger info from the place I

went today? I don't think you have anything in the data base for San

, Texas. Of course, my only experience with them is the eval

but they were very good there.

Kerry

--- In Plagiocephaly , " kerrykink " <ronandkerry@s...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Everyone,

> Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

plagio

> and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

late so

> we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a lot.

We

> took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

manual

> measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm, facial

> assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to recheck

the

> Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to be

> accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

kids

> a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

band on

> a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be appreciated!

>

> Kerry

>

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

I cannot find the new pics. Can you locate them and let me know, I'd

love to look at them.

CAROLG

> >

> > Hi Everyone,

> > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> plagio

> > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> late so

> > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

lot.

> We

> > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> manual

> > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

facial

> > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

recheck

> the

> > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to

be

> > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

> kids

> > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> band on

> > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

appreciated!

> >

> > Kerry

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

I cannot find the new pics. Can you locate them and let me know, I'd

love to look at them.

CAROLG

> >

> > Hi Everyone,

> > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> plagio

> > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> late so

> > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

lot.

> We

> > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> manual

> > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

facial

> > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

recheck

> the

> > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to

be

> > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

> kids

> > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> band on

> > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

appreciated!

> >

> > Kerry

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi! must have already moved them for me. All of his photos

are in the before/after repo almum on the last page. His are the

first four and the last three on the page. I'll need to figure out

how to delete a couple. You can only really see a teensy bit of the

plagio from top down, in my opinion. I can capture it on photos most

when I take a photo of the back at a certain angle. I am not worried

about associated risks of plagio - I really think he is too mild. So

for me, it is a cosmetic issue. I keep comparing it to the bad scar

my other child recieved on her forehead as a toddler. Plastic

surgeon offered plastic surgery for it which of course we did not do

since that seemed ridiculous! She has since received more stitches

on her chin! I think I am fine with his head. Of course I wish it

weren't there at all, but I don't know if it is worth all this

grief! Kerry

> > >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > plagio

> > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > late so

> > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> lot.

> > We

> > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

are

> > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > manual

> > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> facial

> > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> recheck

> > the

> > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

to

> be

> > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees

8

> > kids

> > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > band on

> > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

similar

> > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> appreciated!

> > >

> > > Kerry

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi! must have already moved them for me. All of his photos

are in the before/after repo almum on the last page. His are the

first four and the last three on the page. I'll need to figure out

how to delete a couple. You can only really see a teensy bit of the

plagio from top down, in my opinion. I can capture it on photos most

when I take a photo of the back at a certain angle. I am not worried

about associated risks of plagio - I really think he is too mild. So

for me, it is a cosmetic issue. I keep comparing it to the bad scar

my other child recieved on her forehead as a toddler. Plastic

surgeon offered plastic surgery for it which of course we did not do

since that seemed ridiculous! She has since received more stitches

on her chin! I think I am fine with his head. Of course I wish it

weren't there at all, but I don't know if it is worth all this

grief! Kerry

> > >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > plagio

> > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > late so

> > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> lot.

> > We

> > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

are

> > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > manual

> > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> facial

> > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> recheck

> > the

> > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

to

> be

> > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees

8

> > kids

> > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > band on

> > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

similar

> > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> appreciated!

> > >

> > > Kerry

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

He seems very mild to me. Of course when it's down low behind the ear

it's hard to see.

Please add that ortho to the database. Someone else in San

could find it very useful.

Good luck with your decision.

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

He seems very mild to me. Of course when it's down low behind the ear

it's hard to see.

Please add that ortho to the database. Someone else in San

could find it very useful.

Good luck with your decision.

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

He looks very good to me. I see a slight bit of asymmetry, but as he

grows some if not all of that will round a bit more. Dominick's is

very low too and difficult to see in pics. He looks to be very

similar to Dominick and my decision was no more bands. So that's my

opinion.

CAROLG

> > > >

> > > > Hi Everyone,

> > > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with

mild

> > > plagio

> > > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio

developed

> > > late so

> > > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> > lot.

> > > We

> > > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

> are

> > > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good.

His

> > > manual

> > > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> > facial

> > > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> > recheck

> > > the

> > > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

> to

> > be

> > > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a

band,

> > > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He

sees

> 8

> > > kids

> > > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting

a

> > > band on

> > > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

> similar

> > > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> > appreciated!

> > > >

> > > > Kerry

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Kerry,

He looks very good to me. I see a slight bit of asymmetry, but as he

grows some if not all of that will round a bit more. Dominick's is

very low too and difficult to see in pics. He looks to be very

similar to Dominick and my decision was no more bands. So that's my

opinion.

CAROLG

> > > >

> > > > Hi Everyone,

> > > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with

mild

> > > plagio

> > > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio

developed

> > > late so

> > > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> > lot.

> > > We

> > > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

> are

> > > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good.

His

> > > manual

> > > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> > facial

> > > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> > recheck

> > > the

> > > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

> to

> > be

> > > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a

band,

> > > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He

sees

> 8

> > > kids

> > > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting

a

> > > band on

> > > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

> similar

> > > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> > appreciated!

> > > >

> > > > Kerry

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Carol,

I moved them to the proper folder. :-) They're in the b and a repo

folder.

> > >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > plagio

> > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > late so

> > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> lot.

> > We

> > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > manual

> > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> facial

> > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> recheck

> > the

> > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to

> be

> > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

> > kids

> > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > band on

> > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> appreciated!

> > >

> > > Kerry

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Carol,

I moved them to the proper folder. :-) They're in the b and a repo

folder.

> > >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > plagio

> > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > late so

> > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> lot.

> > We

> > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we are

> > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > manual

> > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> facial

> > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> recheck

> > the

> > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed to

> be

> > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees 8

> > kids

> > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > band on

> > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with similar

> > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> appreciated!

> > >

> > > Kerry

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kerry,

I did! I'm sorry I should have emailed you and told you. It gets crazy

here at times. :-) Which pictures would you like me to delete for you?

Take care,

> > > >

> > > > Hi Everyone,

> > > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > > plagio

> > > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > > late so

> > > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> > lot.

> > > We

> > > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

> are

> > > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > > manual

> > > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> > facial

> > > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> > recheck

> > > the

> > > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

> to

> > be

> > > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees

> 8

> > > kids

> > > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > > band on

> > > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

> similar

> > > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> > appreciated!

> > > >

> > > > Kerry

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kerry,

I did! I'm sorry I should have emailed you and told you. It gets crazy

here at times. :-) Which pictures would you like me to delete for you?

Take care,

> > > >

> > > > Hi Everyone,

> > > > Well, to refresh your memory, my son is Noah 10 mos. with mild

> > > plagio

> > > > and we have been repositioning for 4 mos. His plagio developed

> > > late so

> > > > we got a late start. We have seen a little correction, not a

> > lot.

> > > We

> > > > took him for an eval at our local Hanger just to see what we

> are

> > > > dealing with before the treatment window closes for good. His

> > > manual

> > > > measurements were: Cranial Vault Assym 5mm, skull base 0mm,

> > facial

> > > > assym 3mm. Then he used the insignia hand held scanner to

> > recheck

> > > the

> > > > Cranial Vault Assym which came up with 6.2mm. It is supposed

> to

> > be

> > > > accurate to within 1mm. He definetly did not recommend a band,

> > > > wouldn't do it if he were his own, so on and so forth. He sees

> 8

> > > kids

> > > > a week for pos plagio and said he doesn't recall ever putting a

> > > band on

> > > > a child as mild as Noah. Any thoughts? Anyone band with

> similar

> > > > measurements that went on to band? Any advice would be

> > appreciated!

> > > >

> > > > Kerry

> > > >

> > >

> >

>