


Dr. Arkader agreed with me that the bump is indeed caused by the radius bone. He seemed to think "case closed" ..... after all, it's not a tumor, nor anything bad, it's simply her own malformed radius bone.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it's occurred to anyone but me that a BONE moving from one place to another within your body would HURT! Shouldn't something be done about it?
I've taken her to see three different doctors in the past two weeks, and everyone says that she doesn't seem to be in pain, so don't worry about it. But I can't let this go....it's my Emma!
I've emailed Dr. Dror Paley and have sent him these images....I really would like to know what he thinks.
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I have to agree with you. moving bone to me would mean some sort of pain! Can't wait to hear what Dr. Paley has to say.
Thanks Melanie...I know, I still can't imagine why it wouldn't be painful to her.
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