<t>Thank you to everyone that e-mailed me. I appreciate the responses and concern and I am sorry it took me so long to get back here to write. I am doing ok. My baby should get out of the hospital tomorrow (with monitors and medication) I am trying my best to make the transition easy for my daughter...

<t>I just had my second child two weeks ago and I feel as though I have been robbed of the joy of their birth again!<br/> <br/> My first child was born 1 week late, induced with a ROBPI at 8 pounds 14 ounces. I have gone through so much with her that when I found out I was pregnant again I was terri...

Hi Adrienne-
I emailed you too

<t>I'm not sure if you have already thought of this, but I run a public pool and we recommend that seizure prone swimmers also wear a coast guard approved life jacket. It is really hard to hold a person above water during a seizure to not only protect their head, but keep their airway open as well. ...

<t>My Daughter had surgery with Dr. Waters in February, she was only 10 months old. We traveled to many different doctors before deciding on Dr. Waters. We are not from Boston and had to fly every month to see him but it was worth it! Ashley is doing really well and our doctors and therapists back h...

This robot was on the news and they actually said that they can program it to simulate what to do when the shoulders get stuck!!
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12304362/

I just called St. Louis and Dr. Park is still there. They said however, that he may be leaving and are only scheduling appointments until the end of July. They said that they are not sure where he may be going or if he is leaving at all. Hope this helps.

We saw Dr. Park in St. Louis in December. I don't know if he is still there after that. We chose another doctor after that and won't be going back to St. Louis.

Kim, (Ashley, 1 ROBPI)

Dr. Park is located at the St. Louis Childrens Hospital. He runs a BPI clinic there.

Kim (ashley 1, ROBPI)

<t>We also were seeing Dr. Park in St. Louis. My daughter did not need primary surgery, but could not get her arm all the way up or to the side. We took her to Dr. Nath and Dr. Waters in Boston. We found that her shoulder was dislocated because of the growth from the injury. She had surgery in Bosto...