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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 4:16 pm
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 7:36 pm
Hee hee!!!!! Watta cutie!!!!! *goes mushy* awwwwww..... whee
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:49 pm
antonio_baka_guy Hee hee!!!!! Watta cutie!!!!! *goes mushy* awwwwww..... whee yeah, he's mine and my husband's pride and joy......hahaha....he's such a stinker sometimes too
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 8:58 pm
Gindion dA_fUnKy_mOnKeY Gindion dA_fUnKy_mOnKeY Ill start us off  This is my son Eric and he was my main reason for starting this 3nodding And your son is adorable. heart Can I ask what his exact condition is? Simply because the chair he's in and the headgear ( I guess that's what it is...if not, I'm sorry) look exactly like what my cousin had. She passed away when she was 7, and I was about 10, and since I rarely ever saw her, I never did learn what her condition was. All I know is she was blind, as well as deaf...with some other condition on top of that. updated post above wink we have to wait to see the doctor but the nurses and such that did his tests said autism and cerebal palsy or muscular dystrophy +other misc disorders and health problems...and sorry to hear of your loss but the kiddo in your sig is ADORABLE! I believe she might have had cerebal palsy...due to now having lots of friends with varying degrees of cerebal palsy, and comparing the way she was always sitting in photographs, to how they are now. And that's my baby, Tyler. We don't know yet, until his next appointment, but he may possibly be developmentally delayed. He's doing very few of the things a three month old should be doing, besides holding his head up. I'm not too worried about it yet, as I'll just see what his doctor has to say. He is advanced verbally, just kind of far behind physically. i'm sorry to hear about that.....i hope everything goes well......*hugz ya*
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:01 pm
Angelique~Yuna Gindion dA_fUnKy_mOnKeY Gindion dA_fUnKy_mOnKeY Ill start us off This is my son Eric and he was my main reason for starting this 3nodding And your son is adorable. heart Can I ask what his exact condition is? Simply because the chair he's in and the headgear ( I guess that's what it is...if not, I'm sorry) look exactly like what my cousin had. She passed away when she was 7, and I was about 10, and since I rarely ever saw her, I never did learn what her condition was. All I know is she was blind, as well as deaf...with some other condition on top of that. updated post above wink we have to wait to see the doctor but the nurses and such that did his tests said autism and cerebal palsy or muscular dystrophy +other misc disorders and health problems...and sorry to hear of your loss but the kiddo in your sig is ADORABLE! I believe she might have had cerebal palsy...due to now having lots of friends with varying degrees of cerebal palsy, and comparing the way she was always sitting in photographs, to how they are now. And that's my baby, Tyler. We don't know yet, until his next appointment, but he may possibly be developmentally delayed. He's doing very few of the things a three month old should be doing, besides holding his head up. I'm not too worried about it yet, as I'll just see what his doctor has to say. He is advanced verbally, just kind of far behind physically. i'm sorry to hear about that.....i hope everything goes well......*hugz ya* His appointment is on the 20th of this month. And I have a lady that comes every Friday, to do developmental achievment checklists, which is good for me, being a first time mom. I'm hoping we go in, and there's nothing wrong with. I'm so paranoid though.
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:03 pm
well i'll keep my figers crossed and you in my prayers......
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 10:27 pm
Angelique~Yuna well i'll keep my figers crossed and you in my prayers...... as will i 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 11:48 pm
My BIL has celebral palsy. He got it when he was about 5 months from really bad pneumonia. He had to take lots of speech, physical, and educational therapy (he can't get his GED because he's not good at essay form) but you can hardly tell except he has a limp. He has a good job and is a really awesome uncle.
Such beautiful children! Gindion, try not to stress and worry! I know these developmental guidelines used to scare me all the time. Logan was delayed physically, but I think it was because he was rather large and had trouble sitting up and crawling. Now I am a little worried about his speech, but I'm really learning to throw the fears out the window! I hope it goes well though!
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 1:36 am
Hi everyone, I thank you for sharing your pride and joy. I know how it feels to worry about outcomes and the great unknowns of scecial needs children. My sons are both adopted and are both drug exposed. My 3 yo is the most affected by the drugs, his BM (birthmother) used Meth, Cocaine and Marijania (sp?). He has been Dx'd with speech delays and sensory issues, he was watched for sometime for possible cerebral palsy due to his muscle tone issues but that cleared up. My youngest is 10 months and his BM was not an addict, just recreational user...so far my son is on track for everything but we will just have to wait and see come school time. It is so nice to have a forum to speak with other parents on these issues
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 10:25 am
LadyElara Hi everyone, I thank you for sharing your pride and joy. I know how it feels to worry about outcomes and the great unknowns of scecial needs children. My sons are both adopted and are both drug exposed. My 3 yo is the most affected by the drugs, his BM (birthmother) used Meth, Cocaine and Marijania (sp?). He has been Dx'd with speech delays and sensory issues, he was watched for sometime for possible cerebral palsy due to his muscle tone issues but that cleared up. My youngest is 10 months and his BM was not an addict, just recreational user...so far my son is on track for everything but we will just have to wait and see come school time. It is so nice to have a forum to speak with other parents on these issues Congrats and horray to you for taking on these kiddos sadly most of them end up in orphanages or group homes/foster care. Keep up the good work and glad to see you here 3nodding Lunashock-glad ho hear a success story and i hope and you/your family are well it sounds like you handling this very well
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 11:47 am
Is a supporter! *hugs and cuddles all the cute kiddos* They're all absolutely adorable!
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 12:34 pm
LadyElara Hi everyone, I thank you for sharing your pride and joy. I know how it feels to worry about outcomes and the great unknowns of scecial needs children. My sons are both adopted and are both drug exposed. My 3 yo is the most affected by the drugs, his BM (birthmother) used Meth, Cocaine and Marijania (sp?). He has been Dx'd with speech delays and sensory issues, he was watched for sometime for possible cerebral palsy due to his muscle tone issues but that cleared up. My youngest is 10 months and his BM was not an addict, just recreational user...so far my son is on track for everything but we will just have to wait and see come school time. It is so nice to have a forum to speak with other parents on these issues we need more people like you out there.....thanks for sharing your story with us, i hope everything goes well for guys
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 6:48 pm
Illiana_Galean Is a supporter! *hugs and cuddles all the cute kiddos* They're all absolutely adorable! -hugs new supporter- Thanx i know theyre all sooooooo cute...but then again arent all kids XP but i think this batch might be just a little cuter than maost wink xd
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Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 8:29 pm
lunashock My BIL has celebral palsy. He got it when he was about 5 months from really bad pneumonia. He had to take lots of speech, physical, and educational therapy (he can't get his GED because he's not good at essay form) but you can hardly tell except he has a limp. He has a good job and is a really awesome uncle. Such beautiful children! Gindion, try not to stress and worry! I know these developmental guidelines used to scare me all the time. Logan was delayed physically, but I think it was because he was rather large and had trouble sitting up and crawling. Now I am a little worried about his speech, but I'm really learning to throw the fears out the window! I hope it goes well though! I try not to worry. But I am just so damned paranoid. And I know all about speech problems. I have a slight speech impediment. I can't pronounce certain sounds. Particuraly the "th" sound, if it's on the end of a word. If it's pointed out, it becomes much worse because I'm thinking about it. I also have a slight stutter.
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