Re: Re: Not Sure what to do...am i being ignored?

[Guest guest]

Hello , Thanks for your reply. My son's feet are still curved inwards and

that seems to be the reason behind him tripping, he trips over his other foot. I

am in the process of finding another dr to see but the dr we see now is

aparently the top orthopedic sergion in Australia.

redskline123@...> wrote:

When you say his feet are affecting the way he walks, what do you

mean? Do his feet look straight? Or do they still looked curved? I

only ask because I have a son who is 2 and a half also, without club

feet, and he's falling CONSTANTLY! If it's just the tripping that's

worrying you, but his feet otherwise seem okay, then that's probably

normal!! Those goofy boys just are always getting ahead of

themselves & falling all over I think! But if you're still worried,

I would definitely seek a 2nd opinion.

, mommy of:

Guinevere, on, Ava 8/4/04 right CF DBB 23/7

>

>

> Hello all this is my first time here. I have a son who is 2 and a

> half, born with clubfoot, he has had the casts, AFO's, Acillies

> tendon extension surgery but his feet seem to still be affecting

> himand the way he is walking (trips himself alot) and i have

spoken

> to our doctor but he seems to think that his feet are ok because

the

> joint is not tight anymore and that it is now up to cody (my son)

to

> learn to correct his feet. i have been told by my mother in-law

that

> takeing him to http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?

si=11&k=massage%20therapy " onmouseover= " window.status='massage

therapy'; return true; " onmouseout= " window.status=''; return

true; " >massage therapy me help...anyone who has had sucess

> with massage please let me know! I am worried that Cody is use to

> the way his feet are and he isnt going to correct them. Would like

> to hear any ideas as what i should do. Thanks Guys!

[Guest guest]

Hi Christie

We are also from Australia. I thought I was the only one. We are currently

living in Melbourne. is 7 months old and has a right club foot and has

progressed to wearing his DBB at night time only. Our ortho seems ok.

I'd like to hear from you or you can send me a private email to mumtwoboys @

yahoo.com.au

Sharon

Christie Appleyard aussymumof2@...> wrote:

Hello , Thanks for your reply. My son's feet are still curved inwards and

that seems to be the reason behind him tripping, he trips over his other foot. I

am in the process of finding another dr to see but the dr we see now is

aparently the top orthopedic sergion in Australia.

wrote:

When you say his feet are affecting the way he walks, what do you

mean? Do his feet look straight? Or do they still looked curved? I

only ask because I have a son who is 2 and a half also, without club

feet, and he's falling CONSTANTLY! If it's just the tripping that's

worrying you, but his feet otherwise seem okay, then that's probably

normal!! Those goofy boys just are always getting ahead of

themselves & falling all over I think! But if you're still worried,

I would definitely seek a 2nd opinion.

, mommy of:

Guinevere, on, Ava 8/4/04 right CF DBB 23/7

>

>

> Hello all this is my first time here. I have a son who is 2 and a

> half, born with clubfoot, he has had the casts, AFO's, Acillies

> tendon extension surgery but his feet seem to still be affecting

> himand the way he is walking (trips himself alot) and i have

spoken

> to our doctor but he seems to think that his feet are ok because

the

> joint is not tight anymore and that it is now up to cody (my son)

to

> learn to correct his feet. i have been told by my mother in-law

that

> takeing him to therapy'; return true; " onmouseout= " window.status=''; return

true; " href= " http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?

si=11&k=massage%20therapy " >massage therapy me help...anyone who has had sucess

> with massage please let me know! I am worried that Cody is use to

> the way his feet are and he isnt going to correct them. Would like

> to hear any ideas as what i should do. Thanks Guys!