Guest guest Posted March 22, 2001 Report Share Posted March 22, 2001 Hi All, It's been a while since I last posted. I've been caught up in some big cut backs at work and have subsequently been laid off. In a way this is a good thing. I've been on a personal leave since Drew was born and was debating whether or not to go back to work, so now my decision has been made for me! Still, it's been hectic trying to tie up loose ends and get my benefits in order. The last time I posted things were going well, we were told Drew had 6 more weeks in the band. But, over the last few weeks, we've been noticing that it appears like Drew's head is growing sideways (where the gap in the DOC band is). He had some bossing on the side of his head from the start, and it just happens to be where the gap in the band is. I don't know why they put the gap on the side that needed to be flattened. Anyway, I brought it up with CT again today and they recommended I see the neurosurgeon ASAP just to make sure it's okay. They gave me Drew's mold to take with me. Well, here's where I got dissappointed. I really don't see much if any difference between the mold and Drew's head today. I thought we were seeing improvement, maybe I imagined it, but the change really isn't that much. Granted, his head was mild/moderate to begin with. I guess I just expected to really see a difference. So now, I'm just not sure whether or not to keep the band on. Drew has a big red spot on his forehead (the original reason we went to CT today). We've only got three weeks left. We see the neurosurgeon next week. I don't know if we'll see any more improvement and I'm worried about the bossing on the side of his head getting worse. Any thoughts? Thanks as always. I'm just bummed. Lily Drew banded 1/19/01 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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