
So, the first thing Monday morning I called her Cranial facial team at Children's. I talked to one of Dr. Jensen's Nurses and she wanted me to email pictures of this bone. Ok, well, to actually see this bone would mean I would have to give this poor little girl a hair cut.

not the easiest task in the world, but we got it done. I am hoping to hear something from Dr. Jensen today or Wed. Meanwhile, I will be having a nice chat with the man upstairs.
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Hang in there mom. I'm hoping its just the good ol' plates starting to shift around already. As the brain starts pushing things out, plates will shift. It'll take a year or so prior to the plates dissolving and absorbing. Until then, things may continue to look a little bumpy and lumpy at times. Keep us posted on what the craniofacial team says. Here's hoping its no more than this! Wish this journey ~ even postop was easier than it is at times. (((hugs))) Kaci
What can I say but, UGH. I hope this is nothing serious. On to the next waiting game...
Big (((HUGS)))
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