Re: question on molding of band

[Guest guest]

I am sorry to hear that it was tough, but I am glad that it is over

and the band will be in soon so you can see the great progress that

they make. My dd hasn't particularly liked her band the last couple

of days. I think it is really itchy for her. The first few days

she didn't mind at all, now she is a bit fussy over it. I think in

another few days she'll get over it. At least I hope so ;-)

Ellie/Brachy/DOC/PHX-

-- In Plagiocephaly , " Durocher "

<funwith4@...> wrote:

>

> unfortunately ours doesnt yet, my son was not happy with his cast

today and

> man is he one strong boy. glad its over, but he wasn't hurt, just

> scared/mad

>

> On 7/27/07, forelliej <forelliej@...> wrote:

> >

> > Depending upon where you live, you may be in luck. Many of the

> > banding offices are now using 3d photo technology to get the

molds

> > of the heads. We live in PHX and the CT office here is utilizing

3D

> > images exclusively. My 5 month old was held on a stool in front

of

> > several cameras for about 30 seconds and the image was complete.

> > HTH.

> >

> > For Ellie--Severe Brachy--DOCband

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I was just told by my Dr. that I need to get the band for my 3

> > month

> > > old son. I have been on line all night reading up on it and

> > looking at

> > > pictures. After seeing a picture of a childs head mold being

made

> > I am

> > > a little concerned. My son has had some issues with his

breathing

> > > since he was born and I am concerned about them putting the

mold

> > over

> > > his nose. He refuses to breath through his mouth. Are the molds

> > always

> > > made that way, do they always have to cover the whole face or

can

> > they

> > > be done differently?

> > >

> > > Any info would help greatly.

> > >

> > > Thank you.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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