Re: Eye Problems-- Attn: Kendra

[Guest guest]

Kendra,

Yes, that does sort of resemble Sophie's head, but only, to me, her's

is more flat, and less oblong(only the very back top is pointy). We

just spoke with the ped. yesterday after having gotten x-rays for

Sophie. Just as I thought, everything is fine developmentally,and

also just as I thought, she said there isn't anything she would

recommend doing, she's seen worse, and her hair will grow over it

anyway!! It makes my blood boil. I told her I was going to see a neuro

(whom I've had this appt. with for a month and a half,and was

recommended by Cranial Tech). She then called me back with a referral

of someone she knows. Not really interested in this person, as he

probably has her same philosophy. What to do?

> Hi!

> I had posted a short while back in regards to my duaghter Sophie.

Now

> I'm also concerned that her twin, Hanna, needs treatment. We have

yet

> to have Sophie banded, but the more I research and find pictures of

> other children, they look like Hanna, whereas I have not seen many

> who look like Sophie, who is flat as a pancake on her entire back

> side and top coming to a point(Hanna is more right side flat, and

> ears misaligned). Anyway, we were at the ped. on Friday just to

check

> Hanna for something unrelated, and he noticed that one of her eyes

> was wandering (strabismus?). I had not noticed until he mentioned

it

> and he's right, now I'm obsessing, and wonder if the plagio has

> anything to do with it. I've read that plagio can cause eye probs.

> but have yet to find specifically what they are. Does anyone know

if

> the two are related and what the ocular side effects plagio causes?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hold firm in your decision to see the Dr. that Cranial Tech. suggested.

I think your assumption that your ped's Dr. friend would have the same

opinion as her is a good one. Maybe not, but why waste your time

if you have an appt. elsewhere? Keep him/her in mind for a second

(third??) opinion if you need it.

Kendra

dpanagrossi01@... wrote:

Kendra,

Yes, that does sort of resemble Sophie's head, but only, to me,

her's

is more flat, and less oblong(only the very back top is pointy).

We

just spoke with the ped. yesterday after having gotten x-rays for

Sophie. Just as I thought, everything is fine developmentally,and

also just as I thought, she said there isn't anything she would

recommend doing, she's seen worse, and her hair will grow over

it

anyway!! It makes my blood boil. I told her I was going to see

a neuro

(whom I've had this appt. with for a month and a half,and was

recommended by Cranial Tech). She then called me back with a referral

of someone she knows. Not really interested in this person, as

he

probably has her same philosophy. What to do?

> Hi!

> I had posted a short while back in regards to my duaghter Sophie.

Now

> I'm also concerned that her twin, Hanna, needs treatment. We

have

yet

> to have Sophie banded, but the more I research and find pictures

of

> other children, they look like Hanna, whereas I have not seen

many

> who look like Sophie, who is flat as a pancake on her entire

back

> side and top coming to a point(Hanna is more right side flat,

and

> ears misaligned). Anyway, we were at the ped. on Friday just

to

check

> Hanna for something unrelated, and he noticed that one of her

eyes

> was wandering (strabismus?). I had not noticed until he mentioned

it

> and he's right, now I'm obsessing, and wonder if the plagio has

> anything to do with it. I've read that plagio can cause eye probs.

> but have yet to find specifically what they are. Does anyone

know

if

> the two are related and what the ocular side effects plagio causes?

>

>