United Brachial Plexus Network

<r>Thank you everyone for your responses. It's something I'm just going to struggle with.<br/> I have failed my early glucose screen, and have to go for a retest on Monday- <br/> My e-mail address is now <EMAIL email="jwetmore34@bellsouth.net">jwetmore34@bellsouth.net</EMAIL><br/> I have not figured...

<t>Hello to everyone. <br/> It has been a very, very long time since I've posted.<br/> My TJ is 6 1/2 now and doing very well after 2 surgeries with Dr. Waters, it's been a long road, but he's more than functional and that's all we ever dreamed of from the start. He looks great, you can't tell unles...

A day late, but best of luck to you- she's in excellent hands! I have great pics of my sons before and right after his osteotomy, I'm going to update with some new ones 6 months later, I'd be happy to send them to you if you'd like so you can see the difference it makes. Good luck!

sorry, I can't seem to edit my email address, it's now jwetmore34@adelphia.net- soon to change of course again

<r>Never content to stay in one place for too long <E>:)</E><br/> <br/> We're moving to Ga, and I'm looking to see if anyone here has used Allan Peljovich through the Scottish Rite Hospital? <br/> We currently see Dr. Waters, we'll keep traveling to Boston to see him, but we'd like to have someone i...

<t>I was told it's harder to get a good settlement or verdict from a doctor with a smaller policy- first if they do decide to settle before trial, they're never going to offer the full policy, they'd rather take their chances at trial. Second, if there is a verdict at trial, the doctor is responsibl...

Krista, when TJ was in the spica he had a hard time getting onto the sofa too- we got him a bean bag chair, it didn't last long within 2 weeks he'd figured out how to climb most things.
I'm glad Ella is doing so well, they are amazing how they bounce back!

<t>We tried taping for TJ when he was about 9 mos old, he did not do well with it then, it really irritated his skin, and we couldn't see the benefit in creating more pain for him.<br/> We tried again this past summer, thinking since he was older we could try again, we used different tapes but becau...

<r>Our son wasn't diagnosed until he was nearly 4 mos old, neither the OB or Pediatrician told us, just simply it would resolve itself by the time TJ was 6 mos old and he might need a little physical therapy at about a year old--- wow does that feel like a lifetime ago!<br/> A cousin I was visiting ...

We went with 1 attorney first that did nothing for 6 mos, then we went to another attorney and 4 years later we've finally settled.
I can be a very long very slow process, I think I heard somewhere the average case takes 6 years, some longer, some less.
Either way, Good Luck!