Herzenberg Symposium Today

[Guest guest]

Hi All!

Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was quite

a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

perspective was very well done.

I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching purposes

for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my tape

ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once I

transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty stressful.

I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion amongst

the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

anesthesia for the tenotomy.

The doctors who presented their success stories using the method were

very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of clubfoot

with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

I hope I get to go next year as well!

Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

It was a great day. We pretty much sat outside of the auditorium the whole time

until we were up. I think he talked about for maybe 10 or 15 minutes, but

I must say it was very much worth it. I was so excited the whole drive home.

It was great..

Herzenberg Symposium Today

Hi All!

Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was quite

a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

perspective was very well done.

I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching purposes

for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my tape

ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once I

transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty stressful.

I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion amongst

the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

anesthesia for the tenotomy.

The doctors who presented their success stories using the method were

very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of clubfoot

with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

I hope I get to go next year as well!

Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

Yesterday was very enlightening! It was great to meet all of you who

attended. When Christian was on stage Dr. Herzenberg handed me the

microphone to explain his prior treatment. It was completely unexpected and

I was already a little nervous...but it was ok. Did anyone else do that

too?

Mommy to 12/17/98

and Christian 1/30/04

_____

From: Sterling-Peek

Sent: Sunday, September 05, 2004 5:36 AM

To: nosurgery4clubfoot

Subject: Re: Herzenberg Symposium Today

It was a great day. We pretty much sat outside of the auditorium the whole

time until we were up. I think he talked about for maybe 10 or 15

minutes, but I must say it was very much worth it. I was so excited the

whole drive home. It was great..

Herzenberg Symposium Today

Hi All!

Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was quite

a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

perspective was very well done.

I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching purposes

for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my tape

ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once I

transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty stressful.

I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion amongst

the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

anesthesia for the tenotomy.

The doctors who presented their success stories using the method were

very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of clubfoot

with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

I hope I get to go next year as well!

Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

LOLOL I didn't have to explain his treatment but he did stick the mic in my

face when I answered a question and that was bad enough!

Herzenberg Symposium Today

Hi All!

Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was quite

a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

perspective was very well done.

I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching purposes

for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my tape

ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once I

transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty stressful.

I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion amongst

the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

anesthesia for the tenotomy.

The doctors who presented their success stories using the method were

very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of clubfoot

with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

I hope I get to go next year as well!

Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

It was an amazing day! It was awesome to have Dr. Pirani do the

Pirani score on Tommy! I was lucky enough to be able to stay to see

everyone's story and hear speak. I became so emotional when I

saw older kids like Collin up there running around. I am such a cry

baby. I am so hopeful that will be Tommy someday. I am so inspired

to do something to make a difference. I am starting by posting a

letter on the maternity ward at the hospital I work at that lets the

nurses know that if any babies are born with clubfoot that the

parents are encouraged to contact me to get some information. I plan

on doing the same at my pediatricians office. It may not be much but

it is a start. It was great to meet everyone.

Tommy Lee 4/23/04 BL CF

> Hi All!

>

> Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

> Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

> Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

> I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was

quite

> a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

> perspective was very well done.

>

> I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

> videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching purposes

> for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

> tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my tape

> ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once I

> transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

>

> The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty

stressful.

> I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion amongst

> the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

> parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

> anesthesia for the tenotomy.

>

> The doctors who presented their success stories using the method

were

> very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of clubfoot

> with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

>

> I hope I get to go next year as well!

> Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

Joanne,

It was nice for Allyson and I to meet you yesterday at the

symposium. It was fun to meet with other parents and their children

as well. Many who came were from our groups, but there were a few

who were not on the internet. I will try to put together some

information on each presentation in the next few days.

and Allyson

> Hi All!

>

> Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

> Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

> Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

> I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was

quite

> a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

> perspective was very well done.

>

> I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

> videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching

purposes

> for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

> tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my

tape

> ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once

I

> transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

>

> The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty

stressful.

> I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion

amongst

> the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

> parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

> anesthesia for the tenotomy.

>

> The doctors who presented their success stories using the method

were

> very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of

clubfoot

> with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

>

> I hope I get to go next year as well!

> Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

I must agree at what an awesome day it was yesterday! It was so

nice to meet all of you who were there and especially nice to meet

(if it weren't for you we would never have switched care to

Dr. H).

Talk to you soon!

Theresa

> Hi All!

>

> Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

> Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

> Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and doctors.

> I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was

quite

> a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

> perspective was very well done.

>

> I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

> videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching

purposes

> for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

> tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my

tape

> ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once

I

> transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

>

> The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty

stressful.

> I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion

amongst

> the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to help

> parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

> anesthesia for the tenotomy.

>

> The doctors who presented their success stories using the method

were

> very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of

clubfoot

> with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

>

> I hope I get to go next year as well!

> Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

Hello, We just returned from the shore, we went after we got home

from the synopsim (a lot of driving in one day)! It was so great to

meet all of you. I was out in the hall most of the day trying to

keep Collin busy but it was still great. Next year I hope to stay

for the actual event and listen in. All of your children are great,

everyone was so cute!!!! Collin went on amusement rides for the

first time yesterday then again today, he loves them. The whole way

home he cried he wanted to go on the " toaster coaster " one more

time. I'm glad everyone had an enjoyable and enlightening experience

at the synopsim it is so cool to put names with faces and learn about

everyone's different experiences and just to see others who are older

and doing great, We met a few kids a bit older then Collin and it was

refreshing to see how well they are doing like Dylan, etc. It's hard

I remember more faces now then names!!!! And the little ones

Christian, Sara, Tommy, & were so adorable (I hope I have the

names right so many new people in one day) I was impressed by the

shoes, they look more comfortable to me as a Parent...I may

check into them since as Collin gets older he just puts up such a

fight putting his DBB/FAB on. I deffianlty hope I make this a yearly

event to listen in on, even when Collin is not a case example.

Michele

Collin's story at http://www.geocities.com/chele323232

[Guest guest]

Wow. It all sounds so interesting! I wish I could have stayed to hear

everyone speak.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

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x374

fax

[Guest guest]

You were really put on the spot , huh? I didn't have to do that,

but it sounds like you did a fine job! It was very hectic when was

up there b/c Tommy Lee was up there at the same time and they were both

being casted at the same time. It was crazy! And it also proves that

babies DO talk to one another, b/c while Tommy Lee was so sweet and quiet,

is WAILING (as usual) and then Tommy Lee joined in. Sorry !

Tommy probably would have remained cool if didn't instigate. The

funniest part (not really funny) was when the doctors were trying to

explain what they were doing over the loud cries. You couldn't hear

anything!! Gotta love those baby lungs! It was wonderful meeting

everyone and their beautiful children. I hope to run into yous again at

Dr. H's office.

P.S. will probably need another tenotomy on the right foot only,

but Dr. H wants to do 2 more weeks of casts first to see if anything

changes. We'll see. At the bare minimum 2 weeks of casts; maximum 5

weeks. I'm so ready for casts to be done with! I havn't played with her

little (stinky) feet in so long. I miss them.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

You were really put on the spot , huh? I didn't have to do that,

but it sounds like you did a fine job! It was very hectic when was

up there b/c Tommy Lee was up there at the same time and they were both

being casted at the same time. It was crazy! And it also proves that

babies DO talk to one another, b/c while Tommy Lee was so sweet and quiet,

is WAILING (as usual) and then Tommy Lee joined in. Sorry !

Tommy probably would have remained cool if didn't instigate. The

funniest part (not really funny) was when the doctors were trying to

explain what they were doing over the loud cries. You couldn't hear

anything!! Gotta love those baby lungs! It was wonderful meeting

everyone and their beautiful children. I hope to run into yous again at

Dr. H's office.

P.S. will probably need another tenotomy on the right foot only,

but Dr. H wants to do 2 more weeks of casts first to see if anything

changes. We'll see. At the bare minimum 2 weeks of casts; maximum 5

weeks. I'm so ready for casts to be done with! I havn't played with her

little (stinky) feet in so long. I miss them.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

LOLOL.gotta love those stinky feet! I thought Christian's wailing was

pretty loud so I will imagine that X2 with Tommy and crying at the

same time.

I do want to say that everyone really does have beautiful children. I

enjoyed seeing the older kids running around and playing like they were.

When does have to go back?

Mommy to 12/17/98

and Christian 1/30/04

_____

From: susan.shook@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 7:22 AM

To: nosurgery4clubfoot

Subject: RE: Herzenberg Symposium Today

You were really put on the spot , huh? I didn't have to do that,

but it sounds like you did a fine job! It was very hectic when was

up there b/c Tommy Lee was up there at the same time and they were both

being casted at the same time. It was crazy! And it also proves that

babies DO talk to one another, b/c while Tommy Lee was so sweet and quiet,

is WAILING (as usual) and then Tommy Lee joined in. Sorry !

Tommy probably would have remained cool if didn't instigate. The

funniest part (not really funny) was when the doctors were trying to

explain what they were doing over the loud cries. You couldn't hear

anything!! Gotta love those baby lungs! It was wonderful meeting

everyone and their beautiful children. I hope to run into yous again at

Dr. H's office.

P.S. will probably need another tenotomy on the right foot only,

but Dr. H wants to do 2 more weeks of casts first to see if anything

changes. We'll see. At the bare minimum 2 weeks of casts; maximum 5

weeks. I'm so ready for casts to be done with! I havn't played with her

little (stinky) feet in so long. I miss them.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

I have to make an appointment for this coming Friday the 10th. I will

call as soon as they are open this morning. I think at 9:00AM? How about

you?

P.S. I have to be honest and say I was not a big fan of Dr. Pirani (sp?).

He was way too aggressive for me. I am sure he has all the credentials

in the world and developed that point chart (which I don't know anything

about), but he was in my face about any opinion I made. He is the one who

casted and he kept telling me how to handle her. Excuse me, but I

know my child more than anyone else and I know what does and doesn't work.

He kept trying to force me to give her a bottle during the casting and I

told him she won't eat it, trust me. But he kept insisting so I said okay

(also b/c I didn't want to make a huge deal in front of all these people).

Anyway, she didn't want it, and he still didn't let it go! He took the

bottle from me and tried to give it to her himself as if he had some

special touch that her own mother wouldn't have!? Thank god the camera

wasn't on my face at that point b/c it was ugly. I also told him that you

give her any food that she will throw up on you. I think he thought I was

kidding. gets so worked up during castings that she usually throws

up. Anyway, I don't do well with aggressive personalities. To me that is

a sign of ego and empowerment. I don't like that, I don't care how good

you are. Also Joanne mentioned earlier about how some doctors don't like

internet parents b/c they interfere with treatment? Are you kidding me? I

bet you Dr. Pirani was one of them. I'm sorry if I am on my own on this

one but that is how I feel.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

I have to make an appointment for this coming Friday the 10th. I will

call as soon as they are open this morning. I think at 9:00AM? How about

you?

P.S. I have to be honest and say I was not a big fan of Dr. Pirani (sp?).

He was way too aggressive for me. I am sure he has all the credentials

in the world and developed that point chart (which I don't know anything

about), but he was in my face about any opinion I made. He is the one who

casted and he kept telling me how to handle her. Excuse me, but I

know my child more than anyone else and I know what does and doesn't work.

He kept trying to force me to give her a bottle during the casting and I

told him she won't eat it, trust me. But he kept insisting so I said okay

(also b/c I didn't want to make a huge deal in front of all these people).

Anyway, she didn't want it, and he still didn't let it go! He took the

bottle from me and tried to give it to her himself as if he had some

special touch that her own mother wouldn't have!? Thank god the camera

wasn't on my face at that point b/c it was ugly. I also told him that you

give her any food that she will throw up on you. I think he thought I was

kidding. gets so worked up during castings that she usually throws

up. Anyway, I don't do well with aggressive personalities. To me that is

a sign of ego and empowerment. I don't like that, I don't care how good

you are. Also Joanne mentioned earlier about how some doctors don't like

internet parents b/c they interfere with treatment? Are you kidding me? I

bet you Dr. Pirani was one of them. I'm sorry if I am on my own on this

one but that is how I feel.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

I have to make an appointment for this coming Friday the 10th. I will

call as soon as they are open this morning. I think at 9:00AM? How about

you?

P.S. I have to be honest and say I was not a big fan of Dr. Pirani (sp?).

He was way too aggressive for me. I am sure he has all the credentials

in the world and developed that point chart (which I don't know anything

about), but he was in my face about any opinion I made. He is the one who

casted and he kept telling me how to handle her. Excuse me, but I

know my child more than anyone else and I know what does and doesn't work.

He kept trying to force me to give her a bottle during the casting and I

told him she won't eat it, trust me. But he kept insisting so I said okay

(also b/c I didn't want to make a huge deal in front of all these people).

Anyway, she didn't want it, and he still didn't let it go! He took the

bottle from me and tried to give it to her himself as if he had some

special touch that her own mother wouldn't have!? Thank god the camera

wasn't on my face at that point b/c it was ugly. I also told him that you

give her any food that she will throw up on you. I think he thought I was

kidding. gets so worked up during castings that she usually throws

up. Anyway, I don't do well with aggressive personalities. To me that is

a sign of ego and empowerment. I don't like that, I don't care how good

you are. Also Joanne mentioned earlier about how some doctors don't like

internet parents b/c they interfere with treatment? Are you kidding me? I

bet you Dr. Pirani was one of them. I'm sorry if I am on my own on this

one but that is how I feel.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

The symposium was very informative. It was a pleasure meeting all of

you who attended. It was especially nice meeting and Allyson.

, as I told you on Saturday, you informed us of Dr. Herzenberg

and the doctor at 's Hopkins(thanks, again). Dr. Herzenberg was

able to correct my daughter's foot at 16 months with additional

casting. By the way, I was able to stay and listen to Dr. Pirani's

lecture on how the Ponseti Method in developing countries like Uganda

is being used. It was very enlightening.

Delena and Ariell Right CF 11/6/2001

> > Hi All!

> >

> > Just returned from an AMAZING day at the clubfoot symposium in

> > Baltimore. What an incredible pleasure it was to meet and

> > Allyson Egbert and Dr. Pirani and many other parents and

doctors.

> > I'm bad with names, so I don't want to leave anyone out! It was

> quite

> > a mindexpanding day! 's presentation about the parents'

> > perspective was very well done.

> >

> > I just want to reassure those parents in attendance that the

> > videotape of the patients was solely for in-house teaching

> purposes

> > for Dr. Herzenberg's use. Actually, I had to run out and get more

> > tapes, so I did not even get to tape all of the cases since my

> tape

> > ran out... I will be giving Dr. Herzenberg all of the videos once

> I

> > transfer the footage to VHS and DVD.

> >

> > The children and parents were phenomenal! It looked pretty

> stressful.

> > I hope everyone's doing okay. There was a lot of discussion

> amongst

> > the doctors about parents' compliance with bracing and how to

help

> > parents comply, but the big controversy was whether or not to use

> > anesthesia for the tenotomy.

> >

> > The doctors who presented their success stories using the method

> were

> > very excited. It was so powerful to see case after case of

> clubfoot

> > with a positive outcome. Pictures do speak volumes.

> >

> > I hope I get to go next year as well!

> > Best, Joanne

[Guest guest]

I don't know Dr. Pirani. I can remember Dr. Lamm and Dr. Standard but

that's it. I can tell you that if someone was doing that to my kid it would

really make me angry also. There is just no comforting them at that point.

You think they would know that by now!

Anyway, we will be there on Friday at 10:00 a.m. Sheila is going to call

me back and let me know what doctor we will be seeing because Friday is the

last day of the workshop. Also, next week they won't be in!!! Did you know

that? I don't know who will be changing Christian's cast..somebody has to.

will need it changed again next week also.correct?

Mommy to 12/17/98

and Christian 1/30/04

_____

From: susan.shook@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 8:48 AM

To: nosurgery4clubfoot

Subject: RE: Herzenberg Symposium Today

I have to make an appointment for this coming Friday the 10th. I will

call as soon as they are open this morning. I think at 9:00AM? How about

you?

P.S. I have to be honest and say I was not a big fan of Dr. Pirani (sp?).

He was way too aggressive for me. I am sure he has all the credentials

in the world and developed that point chart (which I don't know anything

about), but he was in my face about any opinion I made. He is the one who

casted and he kept telling me how to handle her. Excuse me, but I

know my child more than anyone else and I know what does and doesn't work.

He kept trying to force me to give her a bottle during the casting and I

told him she won't eat it, trust me. But he kept insisting so I said okay

(also b/c I didn't want to make a huge deal in front of all these people).

Anyway, she didn't want it, and he still didn't let it go! He took the

bottle from me and tried to give it to her himself as if he had some

special touch that her own mother wouldn't have!? Thank god the camera

wasn't on my face at that point b/c it was ugly. I also told him that you

give her any food that she will throw up on you. I think he thought I was

kidding. gets so worked up during castings that she usually throws

up. Anyway, I don't do well with aggressive personalities. To me that is

a sign of ego and empowerment. I don't like that, I don't care how good

you are. Also Joanne mentioned earlier about how some doctors don't like

internet parents b/c they interfere with treatment? Are you kidding me? I

bet you Dr. Pirani was one of them. I'm sorry if I am on my own on this

one but that is how I feel.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

We tentatively made the appointment for 8:30AM. I too don't know which

doctor will do the cast. Sheila will be calling me back also. And the

following week, we may shoot for the following Monday (week after) b/c

will be having her tenotomy done (if needed). I definately want Dr.

H. doing that! Could you go 3 extra days in the casts?

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

We are going to see Dr. Lamm (sp?). Is that who you will be seeing? I

think you can go 3 extra days with the cast on..they where some for 3 weeks

at a time. I kind of like going on Fridays rather than any other day but I

am assuming this will change now that they won't be there. I will have to

go on the Monday after. When will you know if needs the tenotomy for

sure? Friday?

Mommy to 12/17/98

and Christian 1/30/04

_____

From: susan.shook@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:16 AM

To: nosurgery4clubfoot

Subject: RE: Herzenberg Symposium Today

We tentatively made the appointment for 8:30AM. I too don't know which

doctor will do the cast. Sheila will be calling me back also. And the

following week, we may shoot for the following Monday (week after) b/c

will be having her tenotomy done (if needed). I definately want Dr.

H. doing that! Could you go 3 extra days in the casts?

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

We are going to see Dr. Lamm (sp?). Is that who you will be seeing? I

think you can go 3 extra days with the cast on..they where some for 3 weeks

at a time. I kind of like going on Fridays rather than any other day but I

am assuming this will change now that they won't be there. I will have to

go on the Monday after. When will you know if needs the tenotomy for

sure? Friday?

Mommy to 12/17/98

and Christian 1/30/04

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From: susan.shook@...

Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:16 AM

To: nosurgery4clubfoot

Subject: RE: Herzenberg Symposium Today

We tentatively made the appointment for 8:30AM. I too don't know which

doctor will do the cast. Sheila will be calling me back also. And the

following week, we may shoot for the following Monday (week after) b/c

will be having her tenotomy done (if needed). I definately want Dr.

H. doing that! Could you go 3 extra days in the casts?

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax

[Guest guest]

I will be seeing Dr. Lamm too. I like him, so it is okay with me. I

was hoping to find out for sure about the tenotomy this Friday, but Dr. H

needs to make that decision and he won't be there. So I guess we will

know the following visit.

Shook

Retail Operations Manager/Baking Instructor

Vie de France Yamazaki, Inc.

2070 Chain Bridge Rd. Suite 500

Vienna, VA 22182

x374

x374

fax