The PT works at a special school and all "no-no's" were donated by families. I think she is trying to find out more info. I'll let all know what I find out!

<t>Thanks for all the replies! <br/> The "no-no" is almost exactly like the pedi-wrap but not as bulky. The one we are borrowing goes from right above his elbow to his wrist. It can be positioned further up or down depending on what we are doing, and is very light weight. (Kind of like strong cardbo...

<t>Hi there!<br/> <br/> Has anyone ever heard of an elbow immobilizer or splint called a "no-no"? My EI physical therapist is letting us borrow one from her company, for my son's LOBPI , and has no idea where they originally purchased it from. It has been a huge success with his weight bearing and a...

<t>Hi!<br/> My name is Chris and my son, Cooper, was born this past Sept with LOBPI. We are scheduled to have a nerve transfer on March 13th with Dr Kozin at Shriner's Hosp in Phil. <br/> <br/> I'm just trying to find out what the recovery is like....how long?/brace or splint?/pain relief?/car seat?...

<t>Hey Tanya.<br/> You sparked my interest when I saw that you attended an AWHONN conference. I am also a LDR nurse with a very recent shoulder dystocia delivery. My son has LOBPI(5 mos old) and I am just at the beginning of everything! I am having difficulty with being the LDR nurse, in the hospita...

<t>Hi!<br/> My name is Chris and am new to the BPI world. My son, Cooper, was born in September with a BPI and has since seen many therapists and specialists. All have been helpful, but what I really need is a network of people who have been through all of this to answer my specific, non-professions...