Health And General Life Care: Re: [Plagio] Re: Developmental Delay

Thursday 17 January 2008

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Hi - i am sorry to hear that it's been such a struggle with kids- you know -- I think people take for granted and assume that all people have healthy babies- and it's such a gift! But you, your son and your family are so strong- and no doubt he's going to come out on top! It sounds like he has wonderful parents who are looking out for him and doing what ever they can to help. Sometimes it's a crap shoot and problems don't surface till they're older. We're here for you!
LISA somerville, ma

osmom55 <jcwarr@hotmail.com> wrote:

i don't think the plagio and doc band has caused my son's 'delays' but
i definitely think the torticollis he has did!! he sat up on his own at
around 10 months, walked at 15 1/2 months, and has had all sorts of
feeding/speaking issues. at 3 1/2 years old he is in s/t and we are
going back to o/t and we continue with our traditional osteopath for
omt. torticollis affects SO much - walking, sitting, running, eating,
talking, and so much more. we also found he had vestibular issues,
tactile defensiveness and oral motor problems. he looks and acts like
a 'normal' kid and most people have no idea what we have gone through -
and i don't know how much the plagio has affected him - not sure if we
can ever know that - but from what i have learned about tort - it
definitely can delay development. it sort of a snowball effect too -
what may seem minor now - may become a bigger issue later in life which
is why we are doing everything we can for early intervention.

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