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Parent Power!
The Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program (ISOP) would not be where it is today without the persistence of parents. After all, ISOP was founded by a mother who was searching for a more gentle, non-surgical method of care to treat her infant with Progressive Infantile Scoliosis (a.k.a. Early Onset Scoliosis).
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Curvy Club for Kids!
Curvy Kids is an online kids club for young people, ages (7-12) living with scoliosis. This is your place to talk with other kids your age who understand. Share about school, hobbies, pets, talents, your hopes, dreams, fears, and things you are proud of.
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Share Your Eperience!
The C.A.S.T. Support Group was developed to give families a way to communicate what we have in common; our young children with scoliosis. We can share our experiences regarding traditional and alternative treatments, and discuss the pros and cons of each.
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Welcome to The Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program |
Welcome! The Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program (ISOP) is pivotal in connecting families of children with progressive infantile scoliosis to resources and information needed to make the best choices possible in the care of their child. As you view our site you will find current and relevant information on infantile scoliosis, such as Early Treatment with serial corrective plaster jackets/casts, and other research pertinent to progressive infantile scoliosis.
ISOP is moving forward in our mission to educate and advocate on behalf of children living with scoliosis via our various programs. Through the CAST online support group, hundreds of parents come together to share information and experiences and to make lifelong connections with each other. Through our Medical and Family Outreach Programs, and our Early Treatment Program (ETP) Seminars, ISOP is heightening awareness among the medical community and general public about the importance of Early Treatment for progressive infantile scoliosis, and helping to provide access to the most progressive care options available to infants and children effected by this condition.
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| The Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program is a service of Cerebral Palsy of Colorado |
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