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Re: Does anyone have a child born w/tongue tie condition?From: L. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 28 Jan 2001 10:02:19 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Carmela wrote: > >At Mon, 26 Oct 1998, Jeanette wrote: >> >>My 2 y/o daughter will be having her tongue tie corrected this fri-oct >>30. Just wondering if anyone else has had a child with it. If so-did >>you have it corrected? >>I know it's a quick & small procedure, but I'm curious of the outcomes, >>like how much it hurt the child, how long pain lasted, did child go for >>speech therapy (mine will-she has speech problems and we are still >>testing her hearing. It seems that she hears fine except for some high >>range pitches or tones.) >>Any other advice or suggestions re: hearing, speech or tongue tie would >>be welcomed. >>Thanks :) >> >>-- >>Jeanette >> >Hi Jeanette, >My son's tongue is tied and he is receiving speech therapy, >because of his prematurity. The speech therapist said the tongue-tie >does not hinder his speech so we did not clip it. I was told by friends >that did clip the tongue it hurt only the first 2 days. >My son also has hearing problems due to chronic fluids in his ears. We >learned that talking just a little bit slower than normal made a >difference in his understanding us. >My baby daughter is also slightly tongue-tied and we plan to leave it >that way if no problems arrise. >Good luck, >Carmela Hi Jeanette- I was born tongue-tied and it was clipped when I was about 3 weeks old. I have no speech problems and my hearing is fine. I was too young to remember the pain, but I am happy my parents had it clipped. Linette
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