No, I had a perfectly normal pregnancy and delivery with almost no pain and I was not induced. :-/

<r>Hi!<br/> Have you contacted a BPI specialist? There are many doctors and centers specialized in this type of injury. You have a list of hospitals and doctors at <URL url="http://ubpn.org/weblinks/">http://ubpn.org/weblinks/</URL><br/> I think in some cases you can send a videotape of your child t...

<t>Thanks for your suggestions. I'll use them. You know, I printed these drawings (2 per page) in hard paper, filed them in plastic sleeves and in a "dossier". Most of the times I do the exercises (sometimes we do them by heart, when we're in a hurry) with the dossier near me, so I remember all the ...

<t>My son Sebastiao is 7 months. He had nerve transfer and neurolosys at 3 months. He could move his hand and shoulder but had no biceps function. In 3 months we've seen progress in the hand movement, more rotation of the shoulder but still no biceps function.<br/> <br/> What happened to the cases y...

OK. So let me post this again to be a little bit more acurate.

is nerve graft the same as nerve transfer?

<r>Here's the exercises I do with my son:<br/> <URL url="http://membrane.com/bpp/range.html">http://membrane.com/bpp/range.html</URL><br/> <URL url="http://membrane.com/bpp/home.html">http://membrane.com/bpp/home.html</URL><br/> They seem very explicit but when I saw the therapist doing them I under...

<t>As Teresa and Karen very easily understood what I'm looking for is to try and understand if my son will ever have bicep function or how many years that can take. In my country there are no sketches or parents beeing told which nerves were injured. Doctors just give you a slight idea of the proced...

<t>Guest: <br/> I'm not a doctor and I'm not english but I think when there is only stretch there is no need for a nerve transfer. Perhaps only neurolosys? But I don't know. Terms and procedures vary a lot in each country. Also if the doctors told me which nerves were injured I really didn't see wha...

<t>Null:<br/> Have you ever thought that at 10 he might be too little to decide for himself and that later on the surgery might not have that much result? When he's older he might regret not having done surgery. I understand it may be a difficult decision but that's why there are specialists. Perhap...