therapy
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Paper flowers
Jessica and Namine made paper flowers!
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Namine’s reason
A number of weeks ago, Namine was seen for the second time by a neuropsychologist. We have since seen and read the report, and we are not convinced she’s correct.
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Putting on braces
I love to write about Namine’s progress in her walker. I haven’t written as much about her braces, though.
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On the treadmill
Physical therapy used to be twice a week. It has since been cut down to once a week, but it’s an hour and a half of discomfort at best — agony and pain at worst.
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Reason for the pain
We went to our church’s evening service last night. I helped Namine draw from personal experience to understand the sermon’s lesson.
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Preconceptions and limitations
I’d like to think that I’ve matured enough to move past having preconceptions about what my daughter can do. I was wrong.
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2014 in review
I started out the year writing about Wolff’s Law. It seems fitting now, seeing how Namine has grown, and continues to grow — despite the assurances of doctors.
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Getting taller
Jessica sent me some pictures of Namine in therapy yesterday. I was amazed at how tall Namine is getting.
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Therapy morning
I just want my bed, please.
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Orthopedic visit
When we told Namine she had an appointment with Dr. Black, we were met with a look of confusion.
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Taking risks
With as much work as Namine has been doing in physical therapy lately, it got me thinking. It’s been over two years since her second foot surgery, and she’s come leaps and bounds (sometimes literally) since then. It simply amazes me, how strong and resilient my daughter is.
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Kickball
It had been a while since Namine had last gotten to kick the beach ball around at therapy. But doing so again reminded her how much she loved it.