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Re: Fitting, scan scheduled, but still many questions and doubts

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I'm sorry you're having such a difficult time...

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> > > My son is having his DSI scan Wednesday at Cranial Tech after which he

> > will receive his DOC band. Something about it just feels wrong, though.

> > He's almost 18 months, full of talking, dancing, and personality. I keep

> > telling myself that it's no big deal, he will get used to it. His mom has

> > finally given in, though she still says, soberly and with quiet conviction,

> > " He doesn't need it. " Basically, she's doing it for me, which also feels

> > wrong. At his evaluation the Cranial Tech clinician said, " Most likely, no

> > one will ever notice...but he is within treatment range (approx 10mm). " She

> > also characterized treatment at his age a " crap shoot " for various reasons,

> > not the least of which is that he could remove the helmet if he wanted to.

> > > I'm not sure if I've become so head-obsessed that I'm losing objectivity.

> > I'm trying to keep an open mind, looking at both sides of the argument.

> > I'm right at the doorstep of this thing, but something is telling me that,

> > though his head is flat in one spot, I'm making way too big a deal out of

> > this.

> > > Not sure how anyone can respond to this. It's not really a question per

> > se. I'm just a bit torn. I really don't like the idea of my boy in a

> > helmet for four (or more) months, and I'm not sure he really needs it.

> > > I should add that I tend to fixate on things in a big way...to the point

> > where it's all-consuming. Always have. I don't want to make the mistake of

> > entering my son into a course of therapy to satisfy my compulsion.

> > > Words of wisdom?

> > >

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