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Welcome to my old blog documenting early years...I am now blogging at https://mydifferentbuthappylife.blogspot.com .
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Life is Therapy--The Series
- It's Spring Break
- Get Your Boredom Going!
- Just Snuggle
- Boring is Good
- TV is NOT the Enemy
- The Grocery Store
- Know When to Stop
- Try Something Old
- What Happens at Home
- Going to the Movies
- Get Out There!
- Learning from Others
- Videos
- Setting Goals
- Sometimes Therapy is Already in Progress
- Take a Look Back
- Getting Your Child's Attention
- Rainy Days
- Prepositions at the Park
- Debut--Opening Packages at Breakfast
Links to Helpful Posts and Resources
- What is Apert Syndrome?
- Literacy Resources for Visually Impaired Children
- MY Take on Children's Comments (about differences)
- Children's comments AGAIN
- Adapting Tricycle Pedals
- Endoscopic Third Ventriculostomy and VP shunt
- Orthotics
- Pictures of an EVD (external ventricular drain)
- Pictures Showing Possible Signs of Shunt Infection
- Sleep Apnea and CPAP
- Sleep Lab Pictures
- Tips for Getting a Child to Wear CPAP/Bipap
- VERG/visual evoked response/optic nerve testing
- Dr. Fearon's General Information Regarding Apert Syndrome
- Teeter's Page--A Place for People with Apert Syndrome and their families to Connect
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5 comments:
Very, Very stylish. Tobi would aboslutely be crazy about that tric with the "Thomas the Tank Engine pedals"!! I just cant get over how great he looks! God is truely a great and mighty God!!
Jeremiah 29:11
Mika Shelfer
He is a mighty and faithful God! We have truly been blessed.
I would like to reach out and hug this little child of God.
Marie,
What a GREAT idea!! I may try that with my son's bikes with training wheels, it seems he has a hard time getting his feet to stay on the peddles, "Genius Idea!"
Michelle (Alex's Mom) from both the NLT and the CP sites. Always enjoy hearing about Jack! ;-)
We can't take credit. Our physical therapist gave us the idea. :)
Since then we've been able to take them off. I think it helps them get the idea and eventually they want to do it on their own. This is a whole lot cheaper than the expensive clips you can buy!!!
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