Sometimes my job is SO rewarding......
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meowzer
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Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3252945
Awwwwwww.
Thanks Renee for what you do.....My son was big compared to Nikole...he was 2lbs 8oz....BUT SOOOO tiny to me
http:///forum/post/3252945
Awwwwwww.
Thanks Renee for what you do.....My son was big compared to Nikole...he was 2lbs 8oz....BUT SOOOO tiny to me
florida joe
Well-Known Member
NO I just have something in my eye now pass me a tissue
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by BTLDreef
http:///forum/post/3252982
Thanks for making me cry!
Thank you for all you do. It's nurses like you that kept me alive.
I take it you were a preemie.......My son was born at Westchester Medical Center... I am sure you know it
http:///forum/post/3252982
Thanks for making me cry!
Thank you for all you do. It's nurses like you that kept me alive.
I take it you were a preemie.......My son was born at Westchester Medical Center... I am sure you know it
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by IbanEz
http:///forum/post/3253238
My nephew was premature and ended up with cerebral palsy but is now 6 years old and doing great.
My son has a slight case of cerebral palsy...called spastic dyplegia....Thank God it only affects his lower extremeties and nothing else....he has some balance issues, which if he would do his exercise
, he would have more control of it....he is 19, and very smart...
http:///forum/post/3253238
My nephew was premature and ended up with cerebral palsy but is now 6 years old and doing great.
My son has a slight case of cerebral palsy...called spastic dyplegia....Thank God it only affects his lower extremeties and nothing else....he has some balance issues, which if he would do his exercise
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shrimpy brains
Guest
So, what are the right words? Beautiful, amazing, awe inspiring, Miracle. None of them seem sufficient.
So many will never understand just how precious each little life is!!
Thanks, Renee!
So many will never understand just how precious each little life is!!
Thanks, Renee!
ibanez
Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3253270
My son has a slight case of cerebral palsy...called spastic dyplegia....Thank God it only affects his lower extremeties and nothing else....he has some balance issues, which if he would do his exercise
, he would have more control of it....he is 19, and very smart...
Yes my nephew is more in the lower extremities. Also he is growing real fast so they had to go in and lengthen his hamstrings which was an excruciating surgery but has helped him a lot. He can now run and play pretty good with the other children. His was apparently caused by brain bleeds from being premature.
http:///forum/post/3253270
My son has a slight case of cerebral palsy...called spastic dyplegia....Thank God it only affects his lower extremeties and nothing else....he has some balance issues, which if he would do his exercise
Yes my nephew is more in the lower extremities. Also he is growing real fast so they had to go in and lengthen his hamstrings which was an excruciating surgery but has helped him a lot. He can now run and play pretty good with the other children. His was apparently caused by brain bleeds from being premature.
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by IbanEz
http:///forum/post/3253303
Yes my nephew is more in the lower extremities. Also he is growing real fast so they had to go in and lengthen his hamstrings which was an excruciating surgery but has helped him a lot. He can now run and play pretty good with the other children. His was apparently caused by brain bleeds from being premature.
My son has had 3 of those surgeries....they also lengthened his achilles (??) and in one surgery the tenden by your groin (?? on name) I can only stress how important the home exercise is to him. When my son was younger, I exercised his legs 3x a day....it was very difficult cause it hurt him, and sometimes we both cried thru it....when he got older and had to do it himself it became a constant battle.....he didn't want to...it took too long....why do I have to....Well he now knows why he "had" to because he recently decided he wanted a motorcycle
.....his tendens are tighter then they should be and when he took the motorcycle course, he was told due to his balance he could not pass it (I was sad for him, but glad cause I didn't want him to get a motorcycle) ANYWAY....he had a bright idea he would go see his specialist...Basically he was told...TO EXERCISE!!!!
Sorry ....di not mean to go on and on.....BUT The best medicine for this is the CONTINUOUS exercises....
http:///forum/post/3253303
Yes my nephew is more in the lower extremities. Also he is growing real fast so they had to go in and lengthen his hamstrings which was an excruciating surgery but has helped him a lot. He can now run and play pretty good with the other children. His was apparently caused by brain bleeds from being premature.
My son has had 3 of those surgeries....they also lengthened his achilles (??) and in one surgery the tenden by your groin (?? on name) I can only stress how important the home exercise is to him. When my son was younger, I exercised his legs 3x a day....it was very difficult cause it hurt him, and sometimes we both cried thru it....when he got older and had to do it himself it became a constant battle.....he didn't want to...it took too long....why do I have to....Well he now knows why he "had" to because he recently decided he wanted a motorcycle
Sorry ....di not mean to go on and on.....BUT The best medicine for this is the CONTINUOUS exercises....
crypt keeper
Active Member
Thats insane. Its amazing what the human body can over come. Hell I was 12.5 pounds and my mother needed an emergency c section. I came out partially dead. Not breathing. You people saved me!