Re: Measurement meaning???

[Guest guest]

wow Tricia, this is even worse than me freaking you out. Please let me

know what happens in chicago. We're going to india on the 24th, so

most likely I'll have to catch up on everything when I come back, but

I'm really curious about this.

I hope you figure out something for the trips. I know it was so easy

for us to have an ortho close to home and even then I felt a little

guilty taking time off for all the appoimtments (although I don't

think I should have). I know I would be doing the travel if I had to

for Sydney, but it is really got to be hard on families.

Good luck with everything.

-christine

> > > > >

> > > > > Hello all,

> > > > > Well apparently I'm clueless as to what the measurements

> mean.

> > > Can

> > > > > anyone tell me what number measures the asymmetry of the

> head?

> > > > > Honestly, our orthotist acts like she wants the cephalic

> index

> > > at 95%,

> > > > > so I've thought all along the cephalic index measured

> asymmetry.

> > > My

> > > > > daughters has went from 82 to 85 while in the band. So,

> anyway,

> > > what

> > > > > numbers should I be looking at to determine how much her

> > > asymmetry has

> > > > > corrected? And am I safe in saying that I shouldn't want her

> > > cephalic

> > > > > index (currently 85) to go up anymore than it already has???

> Is

> > > it bad

> > > > > that it went up at all????

> > > > >

> > > > > I apologize in advance at my confusing posts where I've

> screwed

> > > up

> > > > > what the numbers mean!!!

> > > > >

> > > > > thank you,

> > > > > Tricia Reimer

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > For more plagio info