Kid WITHOUT portion of cervical vertebre. WWYD?

Maedze · Jun 28, 2009

:yeahthat:

CHOP is one of the leading researchers for CPS and were responsible for last year's study showing the increased risk of death and injury in forward facing 12-23 month olds.

flipper68 · Jun 28, 2009

safeinthecar said:
The most seriously specializing in special needs person I know of is Marilyn Bull. She helped write the SN curriculum. She is super nice and the most likely person to have good info to give you.

:yeahthat:

I believe she's with Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis, IN. My friend's son with spina bifida and her other son with sickle cell are both treated there. She has nothing but good things to say about the facility and staff.

Old but informative:
http://medicine.indiana.edu/news_releases/viewRelease.php4?art=455&print=true

safeinthecar · Jun 28, 2009

flipper68 said:
:yeahthat:

I believe she's with Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis, IN.]

Yes, she is. I could have sworn I typed it. I was searching for a publicly available contact for her that I could post since I didn't feel comfortable posting the contact I have without her permission and I guess I didn't actually type it anywhere except my search engine, LOL

jess71903 · Jun 28, 2009

Wow, awesome info, guys! Children's Hospital of Philadelphia came up first on Google when I typed in CHOP so I thought that might be what that meant, but didn't have any idea where to start as far as who to contact. Thank you guys so much!!

jess71903 · Jul 9, 2009

The 40lb Radian may just be my answer!! It wil buy me 5 more lbs to decide what to do, anyway! I'm so excited!!!

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