Rosalynn's first visit with the BPI clinic at Cinncinati went great. They were very thourogh and supportive. They are going to work with our local therapist, said thing look good and we do not need to be seen back in clinic for 1 year unless any concerns arise. The staff was great and the support staff for out of town families was very helpful.
On a side note, my heart broke while I was there. I met a mother who had TWO daughters with ROBPI. They had pretty limited function and I was just so sad for her. She said the doctors that delivered her daughter had not been up front about the injury and she had problems getting the information she needed to prevent it from happening again. They are beutiful kind little girls. I am just so outraged that a dr. could let it happen TWICE!
Back from Cinncinati
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Cara
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- Injury Description, Date, extent, surgical intervention etc: My oldest daughter suffered a LOBPI. We were sent home form the hospital without being told anything was wrong. She had nerve graft surgery at one year of age, tendon transfer and release at 3 1/2 yrs of age.
- Location: Indiana
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momofnickelman
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- Joined: Mon Aug 12, 2002 11:44 am
Re: Back from Cinncinati
I am so glad that Rosalynn's visit went well. So sad to hear about the injured sisters. Makes my heart break for their mother as I can imagine how she feels. My thoughts and prayers are with her and her girls.