treating a baby with a brain injury caused by birth
Posted: 14 November 2011 11:23 AM
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hello dear steven,

thank you for the latest “download” from your board of directors with regard to the cauldrons… lovely!

i have a question (just one-?!!)  for you :  you may recall my writing you a time or two about the sweet baby i am seeing :

maya was born mid-february this year after a long, arduous birth.  she has mild down syndrome but suffered a brain injury during birth as something went awry… she has been having seizures since then. she has been on a number of different medications since a few days post-birth though for one reason or another the medications are constantly changed.

maya sees a chiropractor who is a cervical specialist every other week. he also does some adjustments with her organs and cranial bones.  in addition she sees an acupuncturist/energy healer once a month.  i have treated her 5 times since june and will see her again this week.

the injury to maya’s head is on the right side toward the back ~  parietal, occipital and temporal regions. (the actual bruise was large and is/was around the parietal condyle)  her head is quite flat in those areas mentioned although the shape does seem to be improving.  she has had some cervical issues from birth but also due to the abrupt “dropping” of the head that happens when she has a strong seizure. in addition she has some shape issues on that right side ~ her neck, shoulder and arm (and of course upper coil) appear “pushed in”  at/around C-5-6-7.

*Q-? =  part of my concern is that her sacrum seems jammed up and i’m not sure how to go about getting it un-jammed -??  (if she was an adult i think we would be getting past that now)  i have done some cranial decompressions with her and also SDDS but the sacrum doesn’t seem to respond… am also feeling like some counter strain at the neck would be great but how does one do that with a child-??!!  am wondering what you would advise with regard to the sacrum and upper body, too.

of course i have also done and continue with midline-breath-spark, also have done midline compression, LT and NS motility… cv-jx/geometry… and fluid fields, a chemical flush, posterior neuropore, fluid cones ( is that the correct name-?)... she had great results w/ cranial decompressions = her mom said it was the least amount of seizing plus the most awake and alert she had been and it held for about 2 weeks. i felt i had to go there because spark retrieval, AS convergence/ resuscitation and/or ML compression weren’t working at first ...

the seizures have become “better” and appear less violent though her eyes are often moving ~ but even that has slowed down. she is quite calm and relaxed post tx.  it feels as if her system is trying to “throw off” the drugs sometimes… ???  even her mom has said to me that she has a strong sense that the answer for maya “is not in the medical world”.

thanks so much for any and all help!
~ cheryl

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Posted: 15 November 2011 08:58 PM   [ # 1 ]
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ummm… cheryl,
please include my response to your original question in your upload here. 
that would be the best thing to do, to share the whole interchange we had.
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Posted: 15 November 2011 11:34 PM   [ # 2 ]
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Steven’s Reply :

parietal condyle??? parietal lobe?  hmmm, the only condyle in the head i
know is the occipital condyle…

*how much time have you spent just in PSIS hold just holding the
pelvic/sacral/core link UOF for the sacrum in its bony, membranous, fluid,
and energetic relationships?  (and really watching/listening to her spinal
cord and brain via ariadne’s thread?  so very often when there is cranial
compression and cervical weirdness there are pelvic/sacral compressions in
the holographic picture.  because the cranium is higher tension, it is easy
to feel “complete” or satisfied by the cranial decompression response… yet
if the sacrum has not responded on its end then the cranium and central
nervous system have not fully decompressed.  you have not given me enough
data to fully get the picture to where i can say do this or do that…
however i can say that this long listening place from the PSIS hold is
something i do a lot and yields a lot of data and supports a lot of
shifting.  i hold the membranous contiguity of membranous
sacrum/dura/cvj/tent/membranous cranium in my heart when i do this and will
not let go until i am aware of this entire UOF breathing as a single unit!
remember just as there are no bones/only membranes in the head, there are
not really bones but rather membranes in the pelvis!  SDDS does not appear
to exist as a phenomenon until MUCH older… if the sacrum is not free think
of membranes/fluids (FLUID FIELDS, ESPECIALLY MIDDLE FACE IN A DOWN’S
KID)/and axes of perfection/energetic relationships.  do not forget that she
is a different organism than we are and cannot really be treated like a
grownup.

maybe start there?

to address these things we are talking about a pediatrics graduate class to
discuss this and other stuff unique to babies.

let me know, and yes please post this if you are so moved although i have my
doubts about how many of us these days reads what is posted.

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Posted: 15 November 2011 11:40 PM   [ # 3 ]
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perhaps they mean they parietal eminence or parietal “boss”... that place where the ossification center was located in the cartilage that will become the parietal bone?  maybe that’s what the mom meant?
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we’ll see how many folks read my comment about the posts…

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