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"Jennifer Tow, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 29 Mar 2014 12:36:48 -0400
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Jean,
Carmen Fernando's site might be more appropriate here as seh address long-term consequences and is an SLP. 
http://www.tonguetie.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3&Itemid=1


Dr Rajiv Agarwal is a ped in Phoenix who revsied TT and is a memebr of IATP:
http://agavepediatrics.com/


I hope that helps.


Jennifer Tow, IBCLC, USA & France
Intuitive Parenting Network, LLC



Date:    Fri, 28 Mar 2014 17:39:41 -0400
From:    "K. Jean Cotterman" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Up-to-date Tongue-tie practitioners in Phoenix AZ

I am keeping my mouth (mostly) shut about this to the relatives I'm visiting. 
But I'm trying to figure out some friendly, non-interfering way to provide 
information to their neighbor that "there is a lot of new research . . . . . . 
." I am trying to figure out some way to give a suggestion (or not;-( re: the TT 
I suspected today when I answered the doorbell.  I heard it immediately, from 
the speech impediment in the greeting of an 8 year old neighbor boy. I have to 
admit I cannot watch TV any more without immediately saying (mostly to myself) 
that "this person or that, (often highly educated experts in multiple fields), . 
. . .has some degree of tongue-tie (or lip-tie etc.......)!" 

My first thought is to find a way to give the website www.kiddsteeth.com 
However, it was his speech defect that was the red flag. I had only a swift 
passing glance at the outside of his mouth, but the speech defect made it 
difficult for me to understand him when he gave me even just his first name when 
I introduced myself and asked him his. I am told that a younger adopted 
(non-related) sib has some sort of speech issue that is under active therapy 
with a speech therapist, but know nothing further about this (whether at her 
office or clinic or school, or in their home, in which case I suspect she would 
have noticed . . . .) I would much prefer to emphasize the "new research that 
very few professionals yet know about" . . . aspect, since my professional 
"scuttlebutt" tells me that many, many respected professionals in all fields are 
not as yet aware, or convinced of new research on TT etc.

Any more advice and suggestions are welcome on how to handle this. I have great 
difficulty with my conscience with the idea of just keeping my thoughts 
completely to myself, considering the future implications for him and his 
family. My past history of "boundary issues" and "sticking my nose too far into 
other people's business" tells me that I have to watch my tendencies toward the 
"savior complex" and the Karpman Triangle, etc., etc.

K. Jean Cotterman RNC-E, IBCLC

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