Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Hey Cash, Congratulations on all of your accomplishments! Wow, you really made some significant progress-you must feel so good not only to see changes, but to know that you completed a challenge. I don't blame you for wanting to enjoy the outdoors right now, it sounds likeyou've got some fun, exciting activities planned for the spring/summer seasons! I'll sure miss all of your interesting and informative posts, but I look forward to hearing about your post BFL experiences, too! :-) LIsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Hey Cash, Congratulations on all of your accomplishments! Wow, you really made some significant progress-you must feel so good not only to see changes, but to know that you completed a challenge. I don't blame you for wanting to enjoy the outdoors right now, it sounds likeyou've got some fun, exciting activities planned for the spring/summer seasons! I'll sure miss all of your interesting and informative posts, but I look forward to hearing about your post BFL experiences, too! :-) LIsa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Congrats Cash! I'm right behind you with a week to go today. I'm gearing up for my after photo's. Are you going to do another challenge?. Again, congrats on you you success. I know you were expecting more, but you did great. Ricky > I have finished my 12 weeks! > > Results: > Start: > Scale Weight: 210.5 lbs > Body Fat: 21.3% > Waist: 39 inches > > End: > Scale Weight: 199.5 lbs > Body Fat 16.0% > Waist: 37 inches > > Net: > Scale Weight Lost: 11 pounds > BF lost: 13 pounds > Muscle Mass gain: 2 pounds > Waist inches lost: 2 inches > > My hope was to acheive 197 pounds scale weight, 15% bodyfat, and > another 2 inches off my waist, so I fell a little short. > > Overall, BFL worked OK for me. I feel that the results I had were > satisfactory. It seems like for the 12 weeks I invested, I should > have had a little better results, and I know that there was only one > time I strayed from the eating plan and 3 times I strayed from the > workout plan (and those 3 were because of injury). However, I took > no supplements and stuck with just real food and occassional bars, so > that might be why others seem to get better results, but I'm standing > firm on not using supplements. Also, I had just lost 25 pounds on a > low-carb diet, so I think I had already gotten rid of the " easy > fat " . But I don't know what more I could have done on the plan. > > I have noticed the strength gains, and see some difference in my abs. > > Now I'm taking a week off and deciding what to do next. > > During the week off, I'm only doing 40-50 minute light dog walks as > my aerobic workout. And while I'm not considering everyday a free > day where food is concerned, I am adding some treats here and there. > > As for what's next, I've thought about another BFL round, but have > ruled that out for now. It's beautiful weather and I want to get out > and enjoy it as often as possible, so I'm going to focus on fun > cardio activities... rollerblading, basketball, kayaking, swimming, > etc. By not being on BFL, I'll be able to do this without worrying > about " over-training " . In regards to food, I'll loosely follow the > BFL food plan... eating healthy mini-meals when possible, but I won't > be as strict as when on BFL. However, I don't think I can go back > to eating huge one-sitting meals anymore as BFL showed me that those > type of meals really make me feel sluggish. Regarding lifting, I do > plan on working out all muscle groups at least once a week, and when > possible, twice. > > I'm also going to look into the ABCDE program Bill had in > muscle media magazine and the calorie-cycling that he discusses. And > I'll definitely continue the ab bootcamp! I really like that and > thank the group for pointing me to it. > > Perhaps in the fall, I'll give BFL another shot, when I'm not so > tempted by outdoor activities. Also, my wife can join me, as by that > time, she will no longer be on her current weight gain program and > will have lost 15-20 pounds in a single day > > I just wanted to thank the group for all the tips and inspiration you > gave me during these past 12 weeks. > > If anyone has any other suggestions for post-BFL (other than another > challange<g>), please let me know. > > Cash Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Cash question for you how tall ar eyou? Congrats btw ! I am sure you feel alot better...its funny in life we are never quite happy...we are always striving for more...but that is a great thing! You will get there! Naomi --- Cash Only <cash@...> wrote: > I have finished my 12 weeks! > > Results: > Start: > Scale Weight: 210.5 lbs > Body Fat: 21.3% > Waist: 39 inches > > End: > Scale Weight: 199.5 lbs > Body Fat 16.0% > Waist: 37 inches > > Net: > Scale Weight Lost: 11 pounds > BF lost: 13 pounds > Muscle Mass gain: 2 pounds > Waist inches lost: 2 inches > > My hope was to acheive 197 pounds scale weight, 15% > bodyfat, and > another 2 inches off my waist, so I fell a little short. > > Overall, BFL worked OK for me. I feel that the results I > had were > satisfactory. It seems like for the 12 weeks I invested, > I should > have had a little better results, and I know that there > was only one > time I strayed from the eating plan and 3 times I strayed > from the > workout plan (and those 3 were because of injury). > However, I took > no supplements and stuck with just real food and > occassional bars, so > that might be why others seem to get better results, but > I'm standing > firm on not using supplements. Also, I had just lost 25 > pounds on a > low-carb diet, so I think I had already gotten rid of the > " easy > fat " . But I don't know what more I could have done on > the plan. > > I have noticed the strength gains, and see some > difference in my abs. > > Now I'm taking a week off and deciding what to do next. > > During the week off, I'm only doing 40-50 minute light > dog walks as > my aerobic workout. And while I'm not considering > everyday a free > day where food is concerned, I am adding some treats here > and there. > > As for what's next, I've thought about another BFL round, > but have > ruled that out for now. It's beautiful weather and I > want to get out > and enjoy it as often as possible, so I'm going to focus > on fun > cardio activities... rollerblading, basketball, kayaking, > swimming, > etc. By not being on BFL, I'll be able to do this > without worrying > about " over-training " . In regards to food, I'll loosely > follow the > BFL food plan... eating healthy mini-meals when possible, > but I won't > be as strict as when on BFL. However, I don't think I > can go back > to eating huge one-sitting meals anymore as BFL showed me > that those > type of meals really make me feel sluggish. Regarding > lifting, I do > plan on working out all muscle groups at least once a > week, and when > possible, twice. > > I'm also going to look into the ABCDE program Bill > had in > muscle media magazine and the calorie-cycling that he > discusses. And > I'll definitely continue the ab bootcamp! I really like > that and > thank the group for pointing me to it. > > Perhaps in the fall, I'll give BFL another shot, when I'm > not so > tempted by outdoor activities. Also, my wife can join > me, as by that > time, she will no longer be on her current weight gain > program and > will have lost 15-20 pounds in a single day > > I just wanted to thank the group for all the tips and > inspiration you > gave me during these past 12 weeks. > > If anyone has any other suggestions for post-BFL (other > than another > challange<g>), please let me know. > > Cash > > > ===== -Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia. Schultz - __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Way to go Cash. Finishing must feel great! Jill C1W12D4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Way to go Cash. Finishing must feel great! Jill C1W12D4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 hi Naomi, I'm 6' 5 " tall. About 10 years ago, I weighed 197. At that time, I was wearing a 36 " waist with plenty of room. I still have the pants in my " target " pile. And, I felt I could be in even better shape. So, i know my goals are realistic (even though for some, that may sound pretty lightweight). Cash > > I have finished my 12 weeks! > > > > Results: > > Start: > > Scale Weight: 210.5 lbs > > Body Fat: 21.3% > > Waist: 39 inches > > > > End: > > Scale Weight: 199.5 lbs > > Body Fat 16.0% > > Waist: 37 inches > > > > Net: > > Scale Weight Lost: 11 pounds > > BF lost: 13 pounds > > Muscle Mass gain: 2 pounds > > Waist inches lost: 2 inches > > > > My hope was to acheive 197 pounds scale weight, 15% > > bodyfat, and > > another 2 inches off my waist, so I fell a little short. > > > > Overall, BFL worked OK for me. I feel that the results I > > had were > > satisfactory. It seems like for the 12 weeks I invested, > > I should > > have had a little better results, and I know that there > > was only one > > time I strayed from the eating plan and 3 times I strayed > > from the > > workout plan (and those 3 were because of injury). > > However, I took > > no supplements and stuck with just real food and > > occassional bars, so > > that might be why others seem to get better results, but > > I'm standing > > firm on not using supplements. Also, I had just lost 25 > > pounds on a > > low-carb diet, so I think I had already gotten rid of the > > " easy > > fat " . But I don't know what more I could have done on > > the plan. > > > > I have noticed the strength gains, and see some > > difference in my abs. > > > > Now I'm taking a week off and deciding what to do next. > > > > During the week off, I'm only doing 40-50 minute light > > dog walks as > > my aerobic workout. And while I'm not considering > > everyday a free > > day where food is concerned, I am adding some treats here > > and there. > > > > As for what's next, I've thought about another BFL round, > > but have > > ruled that out for now. It's beautiful weather and I > > want to get out > > and enjoy it as often as possible, so I'm going to focus > > on fun > > cardio activities... rollerblading, basketball, kayaking, > > swimming, > > etc. By not being on BFL, I'll be able to do this > > without worrying > > about " over-training " . In regards to food, I'll loosely > > follow the > > BFL food plan... eating healthy mini-meals when possible, > > but I won't > > be as strict as when on BFL. However, I don't think I > > can go back > > to eating huge one-sitting meals anymore as BFL showed me > > that those > > type of meals really make me feel sluggish. Regarding > > lifting, I do > > plan on working out all muscle groups at least once a > > week, and when > > possible, twice. > > > > I'm also going to look into the ABCDE program Bill > > had in > > muscle media magazine and the calorie-cycling that he > > discusses. And > > I'll definitely continue the ab bootcamp! I really like > > that and > > thank the group for pointing me to it. > > > > Perhaps in the fall, I'll give BFL another shot, when I'm > > not so > > tempted by outdoor activities. Also, my wife can join > > me, as by that > > time, she will no longer be on her current weight gain > > program and > > will have lost 15-20 pounds in a single day > > > > I just wanted to thank the group for all the tips and > > inspiration you > > gave me during these past 12 weeks. > > > > If anyone has any other suggestions for post-BFL (other > > than another > > challange<g>), please let me know. > > > > Cash > > > > > > > > > ===== > -Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia. > Schultz - > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 hi Naomi, I'm 6' 5 " tall. About 10 years ago, I weighed 197. At that time, I was wearing a 36 " waist with plenty of room. I still have the pants in my " target " pile. And, I felt I could be in even better shape. So, i know my goals are realistic (even though for some, that may sound pretty lightweight). Cash > > I have finished my 12 weeks! > > > > Results: > > Start: > > Scale Weight: 210.5 lbs > > Body Fat: 21.3% > > Waist: 39 inches > > > > End: > > Scale Weight: 199.5 lbs > > Body Fat 16.0% > > Waist: 37 inches > > > > Net: > > Scale Weight Lost: 11 pounds > > BF lost: 13 pounds > > Muscle Mass gain: 2 pounds > > Waist inches lost: 2 inches > > > > My hope was to acheive 197 pounds scale weight, 15% > > bodyfat, and > > another 2 inches off my waist, so I fell a little short. > > > > Overall, BFL worked OK for me. I feel that the results I > > had were > > satisfactory. It seems like for the 12 weeks I invested, > > I should > > have had a little better results, and I know that there > > was only one > > time I strayed from the eating plan and 3 times I strayed > > from the > > workout plan (and those 3 were because of injury). > > However, I took > > no supplements and stuck with just real food and > > occassional bars, so > > that might be why others seem to get better results, but > > I'm standing > > firm on not using supplements. Also, I had just lost 25 > > pounds on a > > low-carb diet, so I think I had already gotten rid of the > > " easy > > fat " . But I don't know what more I could have done on > > the plan. > > > > I have noticed the strength gains, and see some > > difference in my abs. > > > > Now I'm taking a week off and deciding what to do next. > > > > During the week off, I'm only doing 40-50 minute light > > dog walks as > > my aerobic workout. And while I'm not considering > > everyday a free > > day where food is concerned, I am adding some treats here > > and there. > > > > As for what's next, I've thought about another BFL round, > > but have > > ruled that out for now. It's beautiful weather and I > > want to get out > > and enjoy it as often as possible, so I'm going to focus > > on fun > > cardio activities... rollerblading, basketball, kayaking, > > swimming, > > etc. By not being on BFL, I'll be able to do this > > without worrying > > about " over-training " . In regards to food, I'll loosely > > follow the > > BFL food plan... eating healthy mini-meals when possible, > > but I won't > > be as strict as when on BFL. However, I don't think I > > can go back > > to eating huge one-sitting meals anymore as BFL showed me > > that those > > type of meals really make me feel sluggish. Regarding > > lifting, I do > > plan on working out all muscle groups at least once a > > week, and when > > possible, twice. > > > > I'm also going to look into the ABCDE program Bill > > had in > > muscle media magazine and the calorie-cycling that he > > discusses. And > > I'll definitely continue the ab bootcamp! I really like > > that and > > thank the group for pointing me to it. > > > > Perhaps in the fall, I'll give BFL another shot, when I'm > > not so > > tempted by outdoor activities. Also, my wife can join > > me, as by that > > time, she will no longer be on her current weight gain > > program and > > will have lost 15-20 pounds in a single day > > > > I just wanted to thank the group for all the tips and > > inspiration you > > gave me during these past 12 weeks. > > > > If anyone has any other suggestions for post-BFL (other > > than another > > challange<g>), please let me know. > > > > Cash > > > > > > > > > ===== > -Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already tomorrow in Australia. > Schultz - > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 Congratulations Cash, you done good! I sense your disappointment but you completed 12 weeks, you motivated people along the way, you can buy smaller pants and your dog loves you. Not bad results ar all! Well done, . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 16, 2001 Report Share Posted April 16, 2001 You are one tall man! --- Cash Only <cash@...> wrote: > hi Naomi, > > I'm 6' 5 " tall. > > About 10 years ago, I weighed 197. At that time, I was > wearing a 36 " > waist with plenty of room. I still have the pants in my > " target " > pile. And, I felt I could be in even better shape. So, > i know my > goals are realistic (even though for some, that may sound > pretty > lightweight). > > Cash > > > > > > I have finished my 12 weeks! > > > > > > Results: > > > Start: > > > Scale Weight: 210.5 lbs > > > Body Fat: 21.3% > > > Waist: 39 inches > > > > > > End: > > > Scale Weight: 199.5 lbs > > > Body Fat 16.0% > > > Waist: 37 inches > > > > > > Net: > > > Scale Weight Lost: 11 pounds > > > BF lost: 13 pounds > > > Muscle Mass gain: 2 pounds > > > Waist inches lost: 2 inches > > > > > > My hope was to acheive 197 pounds scale weight, 15% > > > bodyfat, and > > > another 2 inches off my waist, so I fell a little > short. > > > > > > Overall, BFL worked OK for me. I feel that the > results I > > > had were > > > satisfactory. It seems like for the 12 weeks I > invested, > > > I should > > > have had a little better results, and I know that > there > > > was only one > > > time I strayed from the eating plan and 3 times I > strayed > > > from the > > > workout plan (and those 3 were because of injury). > > > However, I took > > > no supplements and stuck with just real food and > > > occassional bars, so > > > that might be why others seem to get better results, > but > > > I'm standing > > > firm on not using supplements. Also, I had just lost > 25 > > > pounds on a > > > low-carb diet, so I think I had already gotten rid of > the > > > " easy > > > fat " . But I don't know what more I could have done > on > > > the plan. > > > > > > I have noticed the strength gains, and see some > > > difference in my abs. > > > > > > Now I'm taking a week off and deciding what to do > next. > > > > > > During the week off, I'm only doing 40-50 minute > light > > > dog walks as > > > my aerobic workout. And while I'm not considering > > > everyday a free > > > day where food is concerned, I am adding some treats > here > > > and there. > > > > > > As for what's next, I've thought about another BFL > round, > > > but have > > > ruled that out for now. It's beautiful weather and I > > > want to get out > > > and enjoy it as often as possible, so I'm going to > focus > > > on fun > > > cardio activities... rollerblading, basketball, > kayaking, > > > swimming, > > > etc. By not being on BFL, I'll be able to do this > > > without worrying > > > about " over-training " . In regards to food, I'll > loosely > > > follow the > > > BFL food plan... eating healthy mini-meals when > possible, > > > but I won't > > > be as strict as when on BFL. However, I don't think > I > > > can go back > > > to eating huge one-sitting meals anymore as BFL > showed me > > > that those > > > type of meals really make me feel sluggish. > Regarding > > > lifting, I do > > > plan on working out all muscle groups at least once a > > > week, and when > > > possible, twice. > > > > > > I'm also going to look into the ABCDE program Bill > > > had in > > > muscle media magazine and the calorie-cycling that he > > > discusses. And > > > I'll definitely continue the ab bootcamp! I really > like > > > that and > > > thank the group for pointing me to it. > > > > > > Perhaps in the fall, I'll give BFL another shot, when > I'm > > > not so > > > tempted by outdoor activities. Also, my wife can > join > > > me, as by that > > > time, she will no longer be on her current weight > gain > > > program and > > > will have lost 15-20 pounds in a single day > > > > > > I just wanted to thank the group for all the tips and > > > inspiration you > > > gave me during these past 12 weeks. > > > > > > If anyone has any other suggestions for post-BFL > (other > > > than another > > > challange<g>), please let me know. > > > > > > Cash > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ===== > > -Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. > It's already > tomorrow in Australia. > > Schultz - > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2001 Report Share Posted April 17, 2001 Congratulations Cash! Excellent results. I'd recommend continuing to measure body fat every three to four weeks, so that you can respond if you start back tracking on all the great progress you've made. Resistance training once a week for each muscle group should work fine as long as you do so with intensity and eat properly. All the best! Kit Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 17, 2001 Report Share Posted April 17, 2001 Congratulations Cash! Excellent results. I'd recommend continuing to measure body fat every three to four weeks, so that you can respond if you start back tracking on all the great progress you've made. Resistance training once a week for each muscle group should work fine as long as you do so with intensity and eat properly. All the best! Kit Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2001 Report Share Posted April 20, 2001 Congratulations Cash Only! Cheryl C. --------------------------------------------------------- >I have finished my 12 weeks!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 We took Luli into her 4mo. well baby check. Dr STILL won't do x-rays for neck or u/s on hips!!! @@ I am resolved to the fact that either: a) These drs are morons and it won't be fixed till we get new insurance or pay out of pocket to see other drs These drs are geniuses and wizards and Luli will magically be better by her 1st b-day c) These drs are geniuses but not really wizards, she will be better by her 1st b-day, there is nothing terribly wrong, she's fine and I'm hyper sensitive d) For some unknown reason God doesn't want our dd diagnosed just yet and so I need to be patient Whatever the case - I've come to the conclusion that for now there is nothing to be done. I will continue with the PT/OT - and if in the next few months her head gets worse - BEFORE her b-day - then I will point it out. For my own sanity and the sanity of my family I think this is best. THANK YOU!!!! To all those with the best advise and discussions - you have all educated me and inspired me! Jen Mommy to 4...and 1 more!!!! LULI'S HERE! "Luli" www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 I second that. my son would still have a lopsided head with tort if I listened to my ped. I wouldn't stop till I got an answer. I KNEW there was something wrong! I have been called an anxious parent, over protective, to tired to think what else I have been called lol. In a message dated 4/5/2006 10:58:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, starrspangledgirl@... writes: amen to that. dont let the dr bully you. mothers are more powerful than doctors. the squeaky wheel gets the grease....keep going!!!!!! get a new doctor!!!!!!! O~~OEgg'stra Special/|\(_|"|_)dwh(_Y_)dwh/|\(DC)/|\(_|"|_)(_|"|_)(_Y_)..(_Y_)/(__DC__)\'\/\/\/\/\/'|§~§~§~~§~§~|`.________.'~andra~~My plagio babyHanger Band 2/10/06Graduating 5/9/06Woohoo!Torticollis resolved www.myspace.com/purexc00 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Or you could fire your current doctor and find one who is educated about plagio. It is 100% your choice whether or not you band your baby. It's not the doctor's decision to make. Would you let your dentist tell you, you couldn't get orthodontics when you clearly needed them? Don't give up! -- In Plagiocephaly , DVJen@... wrote: > > We took Luli into her 4mo. well baby check. Dr STILL won't do x-rays for > neck or u/s on hips!!! @@ I am resolved to the fact that either: > a) These drs are morons and it won't be fixed till we get new insurance or > pay out of pocket to see other drs > These drs are geniuses and wizards and Luli will magically be better by > her 1st b-day > c) These drs are geniuses but not really wizards, she will be better by her > 1st b-day, there is nothing terribly wrong, she's fine and I'm hyper sensitive > d) For some unknown reason God doesn't want our dd diagnosed just yet and so > I need to be patient > Whatever the case - I've come to the conclusion that for now there is nothing > to be done. I will continue with the PT/OT - and if in the next few months > her head gets worse - BEFORE her b-day - then I will point it out. > For my own sanity and the sanity of my family I think this is best. > THANK YOU!!!! To all those with the best advise and discussions - you have > all educated me and inspired me! > > > Jen > Mommy to 4...and 1 more!!!! > LULI'S HERE! > " Luli " > www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 amen to that. dont let the dr bully you. mothers are more powerful than doctors. the squeaky wheel gets the grease....keep going!!!!!! get a new doctor!!!!!!! > > > > We took Luli into her 4mo. well baby check. Dr STILL won't do > x-rays for > > neck or u/s on hips!!! @@ I am resolved to the fact that either: > > a) These drs are morons and it won't be fixed till we get new > insurance or > > pay out of pocket to see other drs > > These drs are geniuses and wizards and Luli will magically be > better by > > her 1st b-day > > c) These drs are geniuses but not really wizards, she will be better > by her > > 1st b-day, there is nothing terribly wrong, she's fine and I'm hyper > sensitive > > d) For some unknown reason God doesn't want our dd diagnosed just > yet and so > > I need to be patient > > Whatever the case - I've come to the conclusion that for now there > is nothing > > to be done. I will continue with the PT/OT - and if in the next > few months > > her head gets worse - BEFORE her b-day - then I will point it out. > > For my own sanity and the sanity of my family I think this is best. > > THANK YOU!!!! To all those with the best advise and discussions - > you have > > all educated me and inspired me! > > > > > > Jen > > Mommy to 4...and 1 more!!!! > > LULI'S HERE! > > " Luli " > > www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/ > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 We had a hip u/s done, but we had to pay out of pocket for it. that is what we wanted though so we went ahead with it. Make sure your in a good time frame, b/c hips are time sensitive. If you catch it early then the tx will be ok, but later on there is nothing they can do anymore for displaced hips. Sandy Willow's mom Torticollis resolved Cranio Germany Grad > > We took Luli into her 4mo. well baby check. Dr STILL won't do x- rays for > neck or u/s on hips!!! @@ I am resolved to the fact that either: > a) These drs are morons and it won't be fixed till we get new insurance or > pay out of pocket to see other drs > These drs are geniuses and wizards and Luli will magically be better by > her 1st b-day > c) These drs are geniuses but not really wizards, she will be better by her > 1st b-day, there is nothing terribly wrong, she's fine and I'm hyper sensitive > d) For some unknown reason God doesn't want our dd diagnosed just yet and so > I need to be patient > Whatever the case - I've come to the conclusion that for now there is nothing > to be done. I will continue with the PT/OT - and if in the next few months > her head gets worse - BEFORE her b-day - then I will point it out. > For my own sanity and the sanity of my family I think this is best. > THANK YOU!!!! To all those with the best advise and discussions - you have > all educated me and inspired me! > > > Jen > Mommy to 4...and 1 more!!!! > LULI'S HERE! > " Luli " > www.babiesonline.com/babies/j/jens5th/ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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