I bet you've probably thought of this already - but it's not just getting teased that might be an issue. What about trouble buying hats, or not being able to wear a fascinator or part her hair a certain way. They sound so trivial, but too an emotional teenager, they will be big things, that could have some huge impacts on her.
Meanwhile, she wouldn't even remember a helmet. I know you'd hate it, but would you rather hold that burden for her now than have her deal with it later?
That's the way I would look at it. But I hope the helmet is not even an option.
The Paed said she can see a a definate improvment in her head shape and that the bottom part of her head is already popped out and the top will follow!
So the RCH no longer needs to see her and our local Paed no longer needs to see her eaither!!
I am so relieved and I know that her head will be AOK given time!
I am exhausted now and off to bed soon! SO HAPPY!!
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