Re: New to Group and Getting STARband Next Thursday

April 23, 2006

Thanks for your replies! I must apologize for not getting right back.

Not only did we just get a STARband for one of my twin sons, but he

also has the flu now.

My son Ian was breech too. I always have felt that if I would have

worked harder at repositioning right away, we wouldn't have had to go

the helmet route. I feel much better knowing that we probably would

have had to no matter what. I hope that doesn't sound odd.

I appreciate the warning about these helmets being lethal weapons.

Ian's twin brother, Garrett, is much more aggressive than Ian and has

already figured out how to grab his brother's helmet by the hole at

the top. We need to watch them carefully when they are on the floor

next to each other.

We are on day 4 with the helmet and tonight is our first all nighter

with it. All in all, no complaints, but I am anxious to see results. I

need to be patient.

Thanks again for your replies and sorry it has taken me so long to get

back!

> >

> > HI,

> > I'm new to the group and very happy to have found this site! I'm

> > learning so much already and it is calming my nerves quite a bit! I

> > have twin sons, and fortunately only one of them needs a helmet. He

> > will just be 7 months when we get his STARband next Thursday. We had

> > him scanned about 2 months ago, and on a scale of 1-5, he was about

> > 2.5. So, we tried repositioning. I wasn't expecting it to get worse

> > when we went last week, but he is around a 3 now. We decided to get

> > his band right away and hopefully it won't be too long before we can

> > see some results. I will probably have more questions when we actually

> > get his helmet. Any advice or success stories with the STARband? I'm

> > sure this is a repeat question, and I apologize.

> > Thanks so much,

> >

>

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