Re: Big Zoe is done with the shoes!

[Guest guest]

Congratulations Zoe and Joanne.

and (3-17-99)

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot.

She did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party "

complete with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

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[Guest guest]

Congrats to Zoe! Thank you for also putting such a detailed description in

regarding the reason she was realeased shortly after age 3. I think the Bye

Bye Night Night Shoe party sounds fabulous! Post some more details of your

party when you have a chance! My son was born 3-22-02, so is just a year

behind Zoe. The time does go by so fast!

>

>Reply-To: nosurgery4clubfoot

>To: nosurgery4clubfoot

>Subject: Big Zoe is done with the shoes!

>Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 22:56:52 -0400

>

>Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he released Zoe

>from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She did not

>need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-clubfoot. Her

>feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

>Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete with

>Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

>Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than I

>could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to have

>achieved the results we have with this method.

>

>Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

>www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

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[Guest guest]

CoNgRaTuLaTiOnS ZOE and Joanne! That is awesome news. I wonder if

sleeping with her shoes is going to take as much getting used to as

sleeping with them was (at the beginning)? You'll have to let us

know how the 'Party' goes!

Daiga and Owen, 02/04/03

Unilateral LCF, FAB 14/24

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

enter to win

> a trip to NY

> http://www.msnmessenger-download.click-

url.com/go/onm00200497ave/direct/01/

[Guest guest]

Wonderful news! Congratulations to Zoe and Joanne! And have a great

party!!

Sanna & Veeti (05/06/02, FAB 14 hrs/day)

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot.

She did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party "

complete with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

enter to win

> a trip to NY

> http://www.msnmessenger-download.click-

url.com/go/onm00200497ave/direct/01/

[Guest guest]

Ack! I meant..I wonder if sleeping withOUT her shoes is going to

take as much getting used to as sleeping with them was (at the

beginning)?

> > Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

> released Zoe

> > from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot.

She

> did not

> > need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

> clubfoot. Her

> > feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

> >

> > Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party "

complete

> with

> > Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

> >

> > Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster

than

> I

> > could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

> have

> > achieved the results we have with this method.

> >

> > Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> > www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

> enter to win

> > a trip to NY

> > http://www.msnmessenger-download.click-

> url.com/go/onm00200497ave/direct/01/

[Guest guest]

Joanne,

I got goosebumps reading your e-mail! That is great news. I am so

happy for Zoe and you. Best of luck. I hope you still come around

here every now and then. You have always been a big help to me and

little Zoe.

Take care,

Hugs for Zoe

Good riddance to that FAB!

Louisa

Little Zoe 2-22-04 Right uni cf

6-27-99

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

enter to win

> a trip to NY

> http://www.msnmessenger-download.click-

url.com/go/onm00200497ave/direct/01/

[Guest guest]

Louisa,

Thanks for the best wishes... It didn't even occur to me to quit the list! I

would love to keep up with all the latest developments and possibly throw in

my 2 cents once in awhile... So those of you who were thinking you'd seen

the last of me, no chance!

Best,

Joanne W. mom to Big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

Message: 14

Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 13:56:04 -0000

Subject: Re: Big Zoe is done with the shoes!

Joanne,

I got goosebumps reading your e-mail! That is great news. I am so

happy for Zoe and you. Best of luck. I hope you still come around

here every now and then. You have always been a big help to me and

little Zoe.

Take care,

Hugs for Zoe

Good riddance to that FAB!

Louisa

Little Zoe 2-22-04 Right uni cf

6-27-99

>Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

>from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

did not

>need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

>feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

>Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

with

>Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

>Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

>could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

>achieved the results we have with this method.

>

>Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

>www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

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[Guest guest]

He He! I am glad you are staying. We need to see the light at the end of

the tunnel- your success story is that light. My son will have to wear the

DBB for 4+ years so our tunnel is a little longer than some- but hey all

tunnels have a end. Thanks for sharing your story and glad to hear you are

not going anywhere!

Raleigh, NC

Re: Big Zoe is done with the shoes!

>

> Joanne,

>

> I got goosebumps reading your e-mail! That is great news. I am so

> happy for Zoe and you. Best of luck. I hope you still come around

> here every now and then. You have always been a big help to me and

> little Zoe.

>

> Take care,

> Hugs for Zoe

> Good riddance to that FAB!

> Louisa

> Little Zoe 2-22-04 Right uni cf

> 6-27-99

>

>

>

>

> >Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

> released Zoe

> >from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

> did not

> >need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

> clubfoot. Her

> >feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

> >

> >Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

> with

> >Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

> >

> >Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

> I

> >could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

> have

> >achieved the results we have with this method.

> >

> >Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> >www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

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[Guest guest]

Joanne,

I was nearly in tears reading this post I'm so thrilled. I know, it's

corny but I was just so happy for you and Zoe. And the cake... yes, a

sweet and wonderful way to say goodbye to them. Darbi has much the same

story - no tenotomy, feet the same size and the calf... well it's only

noticeable when you squeeze her leg and you can feel the muscle tone isn't

quite as good as the non CF calf. It's just fantastic that she's all

done. Congrats to both of you and thanks for the news. It really helps

those of us to know we're doing the right thing.

Hugs!

Kori

Mama of

Kenton 6/98

Merek 3/00

Darbi 3/03 - Rt. CF - DBB 12hr/day

(¨`·.·´¨)

`·.¸(¨`·.·´¨)

`·.¸.·´

[Guest guest]

Congrats! It does go fast, doesn't it? will be 3 soon and he

got the DBB when he was 10 weeks old. I'll have to remember the

party with the cake and all, how cute! We'll have to do that.

Pam and (8-12-01)

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

enter to win

> a trip to NY

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[Guest guest]

Joanne,

It was nice to meet you at Dr. Herzenberg's office. Congratulations

to you, and Zoe, and to the rest of your family on Zoe's graduation

out of the shoes. My son just turned one, so we have a

while to go, but even that first year just flew by. My son's feet

were pretty twisted when he was born and it is just amazing to watch

him cruising around now and playing with his feet. I am so glad we

took a chance and drove the two hours to see him (Dr. Herzenberg),

rather than see a local doctor who didn't follow the protocol

exactly. Congratulations!

-- In nosurgery4clubfoot , " Joanne Walton "

wrote:

> Well, it's official. We saw Dr. Herzenberg yesterday and he

released Zoe

> from her shoes. She turned 3 March 25. She has a mild clubfoot. She

did not

> need a tenotomy and her clubfoot bends the same as her non-

clubfoot. Her

> feet are both the same size. Her calf is a little smaller, though.

>

> Now Zoe is ready for her " Bye Bye Night Night Shoes Party " complete

with

> Night Night shoes cake. How do I get myself into these situations?

>

> Three (or 4) years seems like a long time, but it goes faster than

I

> could've believed and now we realize that it was so worth it to

have

> achieved the results we have with this method.

>

> Best, Joanne W. mom to big Zoe (3-25-01, right clubfoot)

> www.geocities.com/joannewalton2003/clubfootstory.html

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> Watch the online reality show Mixed Messages with a friend and

enter to win

> a trip to NY

> http://www.msnmessenger-download.click-

url.com/go/onm00200497ave/direct/01/