Written on
March 10, 2011 by
Debbie
“It will come.” Three simple words meant as encouragement. Meant to give hope. They don’t. In fact, often they are received as a dismissal. As a means of telling me it’s not a big deal. Because I know this phrase is not meant in the way I perceive it, I simply smile and say, “I…
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“We’re going to meet teacher Susan*, Sweetie. Mommy needs you to show her what you know. Do your very best okay?” “Okay?” So many people had told me to stop worrying, “She’s fine…Why are you doing this?” that I walked into the assessment feeling a bit paranoid. It didn’t help that we arrived on the…
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Written on
January 29, 2011 by
Tammie
Define Sleep: A natural periodic state of rest for the mind and body, in which the eyes usually close and consciousness is completely or partially lost, so that there is a decrease in bodily movement and responsiveness to external stimuli. During sleep the brain in humans and other mammals undergoes a characteristic cycle of brain-wave…
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Behavior Modification,
Cerebral Palsy,
Communication,
Day In And Day Out,
Dealing With Public Perceptions,
Family Life,
GFCF diet,
Learning Disabilities,
Medications and Treatment Options,
Problem Solving,
Raising Awareness,
Sensory Processing Dysfunction
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Written on
January 22, 2011 by
Tammie
There are times when I think am I doing right by my son. Is it right that I kept him home to homeschool versus sending him to our public school system? This one doesn’t take long to remember why I did what I did! Our schools system offered three schools to choose from, it was…
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Cerebral Palsy,
Communication,
Day In And Day Out,
Developmentally Delayed,
Epilepsy,
Family Life,
Fine Motor,
Gross Motor,
Homeschool,
Laughing Through The Tears,
Learning Disabilities,
Skill Development,
Social Skills
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Written on
November 25, 2010 by
Debbie
On this Thanksgiving day, I’m thankful, that even though my daughter may not have the verbalization to speak with me, we can still communicate like any mom and daughter.
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