Guest guest Posted August 7, 2002 Report Share Posted August 7, 2002 And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that long! So what do you think? Thanks, Crystal Brennen 02/07/02 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not sure why the hospital would want them returned. We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for this soon. Christie and -----Original Message-----From: crb_2000_080500 Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 10:27 PMTo: AtresiaMicrotia Subject: We're back from his appt.And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5" long. He took his shots like a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that long! So what do you think?Thanks,CrystalBrennen 02/07/02 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not sure why the hospital would want them returned. We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for this soon. Christie and -----Original Message-----From: crb_2000_080500 Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 10:27 PMTo: AtresiaMicrotia Subject: We're back from his appt.And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5" long. He took his shots like a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that long! So what do you think?Thanks,CrystalBrennen 02/07/02 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not sure why the hospital would want them returned. We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for this soon. Christie and -----Original Message-----From: crb_2000_080500 Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 10:27 PMTo: AtresiaMicrotia Subject: We're back from his appt.And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5" long. He took his shots like a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that long! So what do you think?Thanks,CrystalBrennen 02/07/02 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Christie, Please let me know what the therapists/doctors say about not bearing weight on his legs. My daugher (bilateral atresia microtia also) is 14 months and just starting to, when manipulated, to bear any weight on her legs (or arms). She has been seeing a physical therapist, but no one thinks there is any physical reason for this. Her fine motor skills are excellent. I have a doctor's appointment later today, hoping she can give a diagnosis or refer us to a specialist. Thanks. Regards, Lori > Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them > until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not > sure why the hospital would want them returned. > > We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and > 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a > little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for > this soon. > > Christie and > We're back from his appt. > > > And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's > very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you > he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was > thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like > a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd > never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a > 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done > really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon > as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to > keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our > earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones > who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. > Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our > Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY > specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that > long! So what do you think? > Thanks, > Crystal > Brennen 02/07/02 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Christie, Please let me know what the therapists/doctors say about not bearing weight on his legs. My daugher (bilateral atresia microtia also) is 14 months and just starting to, when manipulated, to bear any weight on her legs (or arms). She has been seeing a physical therapist, but no one thinks there is any physical reason for this. Her fine motor skills are excellent. I have a doctor's appointment later today, hoping she can give a diagnosis or refer us to a specialist. Thanks. Regards, Lori > Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them > until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not > sure why the hospital would want them returned. > > We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and > 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a > little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for > this soon. > > Christie and > We're back from his appt. > > > And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's > very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you > he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was > thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like > a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd > never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a > 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done > really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon > as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to > keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our > earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones > who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. > Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our > Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY > specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that > long! So what do you think? > Thanks, > Crystal > Brennen 02/07/02 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 Christie, Please let me know what the therapists/doctors say about not bearing weight on his legs. My daugher (bilateral atresia microtia also) is 14 months and just starting to, when manipulated, to bear any weight on her legs (or arms). She has been seeing a physical therapist, but no one thinks there is any physical reason for this. Her fine motor skills are excellent. I have a doctor's appointment later today, hoping she can give a diagnosis or refer us to a specialist. Thanks. Regards, Lori > Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them > until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not > sure why the hospital would want them returned. > > We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and > 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a > little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for > this soon. > > Christie and > We're back from his appt. > > > And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's > very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you > he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was > thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like > a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd > never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a > 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done > really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon > as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to > keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our > earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones > who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. > Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our > Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY > specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that > long! So what do you think? > Thanks, > Crystal > Brennen 02/07/02 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 --- Christie, Thanks, I hope everything goes well with the occupational therapist. Wow, sounds like is a growing healthy boy I don't know why the hospital would want those films back either. What are they going to do with them ? So, for right now I think they're going to stay right where they are until we can get them to our DArtmouth specialist. Thanks, Crystal Brennen 02/07/02 In AtresiaMicrotia@y..., " Christie Weiss " wrote: > Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them > until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not > sure why the hospital would want them returned. > > We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and > 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a > little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for > this soon. > > Christie and > We're back from his appt. > > > And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's > very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you > he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was > thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like > a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd > never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a > 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done > really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon > as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to > keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our > earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones > who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. > Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our > Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY > specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that > long! So what do you think? > Thanks, > Crystal > Brennen 02/07/02 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2002 Report Share Posted August 8, 2002 --- Christie, Thanks, I hope everything goes well with the occupational therapist. Wow, sounds like is a growing healthy boy I don't know why the hospital would want those films back either. What are they going to do with them ? So, for right now I think they're going to stay right where they are until we can get them to our DArtmouth specialist. Thanks, Crystal Brennen 02/07/02 In AtresiaMicrotia@y..., " Christie Weiss " wrote: > Glad to hear he had a great appointment! As for the films, I'd keep them > until they call you ;o)....technically, I think they are yours anyway, not > sure why the hospital would want them returned. > > We had ' 6-month on Tuesday and he weighed a whopping 24.5 lbs and > 29 inches. He's still not putting any weight on his legs so the dr. is a > little concerned about this. We'll be seeing an Occupational Therapist for > this soon. > > Christie and > We're back from his appt. > > > And his six month check up went really well. His doctor says he's > very advanced for his age, especially verbally, lol. did I tell you > he said his first word the other day? He said Mama and I was > thrilled! He weighs 18lbs 9.6oz, 26.5 " long. He took his shots like > a champ. I told his doctor about his microtia and atresia. They'd > never seen anything like it before. Strange, hmmm? We did get a > 'prescription' for a renal ultrasound, so I want to get that done > really soon. We are going to see a specialist at Dartmouth as soon > as we can. We also picked up his cat scan film today. We want to > keep them, but the girl at the hospital said to return them at our > earliest convenience. Why do we need to return them? We're the ones > who need them. I don't understand why we'd need to bring them back. > Will we get in trouble if we keep them? We want to send them to our > Dartmouth specialist to read. Otherwise, we don't see our NY > specialist, Dr. Mouzakes, until January 23rd!!! I can't wait that > long! So what do you think? > Thanks, > Crystal > Brennen 02/07/02 > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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