RE: [SPAM]Re: Any negativity towards the helmet?

[Guest guest]

Are

you looking for an ortho in Rochester to help you continue with your STARband

treatment? If so, there is a STARband facility there:

University

of Rochester Medical Center

Brown, MS, CPO, FAAOP

Kate Gedro, BS, CO

Shoemaker, BS, CPO

4901 Lac de Ville Blvd., Ste. 210

Rochester, NY 14618

585-341-9299

Hope

this helps!

Molly

Novato, California

Nicolas, 2.5, tort & plagio, STARband (CIRS Oakland)

4/24/06-9/12/06, Graduate!

, 5.5

, 8.5

From: Plagiocephaly

[mailto:Plagiocephaly ] On Behalf Of Alix Farrell

Sent: 17 August 2008 01:37

Plagiocephaly

Subject: [sPAM]Re: Any negativity towards the helmet?

Thank you, it is incredibly immature of them and

unforgivable! I will definately keep him away from people like that. Its just

shocking that people close to you will sink that low. This might sound wrong

but are you going to be open with your children about it? I would hate to

have kids be mean to him when he's older for something that helped him so

much. I've never had to make a decision like this and neither has my family

so I'm not really sure how to handle it. We're currently in Tulsa, Ok and

going to OK City to see the only ortho in Ok that does plagio work. We'll be

moving back to Rochester, Ny soon though so I'm trying to find a dr there. I

go see my ortho tomorrow and I'm going to ask him, I will probably post

something soon asking about Rochester drs.

From: Sandy Ruff

<sandysruff@...>

Subject: Re: Any negativity towards the helmet?

Plagiocephaly

Date: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 6:49 PM

Alix,

I would say it was a very mature decision you made to band your child.

I think the next mature decision is to get him as far away from those

" friends " as possible - before he's old enough to understand what

they are saying (or are teaching their kids to say). Even at 20, I know

there are plenty of good people out there who would never dream of saying

something so hurtful. Being a mother is tough enough with

good friends - so I know it's a nightmare without them.

What city are you in? Perhaps someone on this board is closeby to you.

Good luck! You are being an amazing mom by taking such good care of

your

baby!

Kindly,

Sandy

Any negativity towards the helmet?

Hey everyone,

I'm a pretty young mother (20) and most of the people I am friends with

are around my age. It seems like every time I am on the outs with one

of them they say things about my son and his helmet. I know that makes

them horrible people and worse friends! I'm just wondering if anyone

else has dealt with negative comments or reactions like this and how? I

would never talk about anyone's child, especially not in a ridiculous

arguement, and I can't seem to understand why every person I disagree

with sinks so low! Any suggustions on how to not feel so offended or

support would be nice!

-Alix

Mom of Nicolas S 8 mon, plagio/tort. (starband 4 mon)

[Guest guest]

OH MY GOSH! Thank you so much! The U of R is 5 mins from where we are moving. Way better than the 2 hr drive we make now! This helps a lot thank you!

-Alix

From: Sandy Ruff <sandysruff (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Any negativity towards the helmet?PlagiocephalyDate: Sunday, August 17, 2008, 6:49 PM

Alix,I would say it was a very mature decision you made to band your child. I think the next mature decision is to get him as far away from those "friends" as possible - before he's old enough to understand what they are saying (or are teaching their kids to say). Even at 20, I know there are plenty of good people out there who would never dream of saying something so hurtful. Being a mother is tough enough with good friends - so I know it's a nightmare without them.What city are you in? Perhaps someone on this board is closeby to you.Good luck! You are being an amazing mom by taking such good care of your

baby! Kindly,Sandy

Any negativity towards the helmet?

Hey everyone, I'm a pretty young mother (20) and most of the people I am friends with are around my age. It seems like every time I am on the outs with one of them they say things about my son and his helmet. I know that makes them horrible people and worse friends! I'm just wondering if anyone else has dealt with negative comments or reactions like this and how? I would never talk about anyone's child, especially not in a ridiculous arguement, and I can't seem to understand why every person I disagree with sinks so low! Any suggustions on how to not feel so offended or support would be nice!-AlixMom of Nicolas S 8 mon, plagio/tort. (starband 4 mon)