United Brachial Plexus Network

I meant that sometimes posts need to die....

<t>The way we had it in the old board, you didn't have to read all the posts...you could just pick the ones you wanted to read. <br/> <br/> But because of the rotating posts...that whenever a post is replied to a current post, it jumps back to the top with a pink dot at the left....we always HAVE to...

To all of you nurses out there...(who I do appreciate greatly!) .... how low does your hemoglobin have to be when they suggest a transfusion?

Thanks in advance,
francine

Hi Rachel...

we were told that Maia would need a static splint because of her 'body type'. Maia is a bigger child - I wonder if that is why? I'm not sure.

-francine

just send it over in email ok?
francine@injurednewborn.com

glad things went well!

how's it working out with the splint and all?

big hugs,
francine

contact UBPN's president Cathy Kanter

cathy@ubpn.org

<r>here's another link...<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://home.patientaccess.com/pac/">http://home.patientaccess.com/pac/</URL><br/> <br/> there were a few that might be helpful...on my resources page...maybe check there for more ok?<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.injurednewborn.com/resources.html">www...

Ryan - how about a patient advocacy organization?

http://www.patientadvocate.org/

maybe these people can help you?

good luck,
francine

ps- I will ask my attorneys for you, too.

<t>one good point that the old board had was that after a while a topic would be shut down because you lost "sight" of it...it would be too many pages back so people would drop the topic.<br/> <br/> But with this moving thing going on, topics might never die and...well you know what I mean by that.....

see Ryan - this post was the very bottom - it was the first post posted in the new message board and now it is on top...