Cerebral Palsy, Latest

The pony & the croc

Posted on 27 June 2009

I've always loved how Eden uses the pony to get around. We've had issues over the years getting suitable equipment for Moo. The main problem being lack of places to obtain equipment from. The next problem being the ability to trial equipment before it is bought. Most of my successes equipment wise have come as second hand buys from the internet.

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Cerebral Palsy, Parenting Skills (Or Lack Thereof)

“They”

Posted on 24 June 2009

So I turned up to Moo's school for what was supposed to be a "risk assessment" and somehow ended up participating in an IEP. Continue Reading

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Bits & Pieces

Dear blog fairies

Posted on 21 June 2009

Can I please have one of these? What a fantastic idea! Continue Reading

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Cerebral Palsy

Walk On - 900 Miles

Posted on 20 June 2009

A video sent to me by a friend . . . (sorry photo has nothing to do with post) Continue Reading

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Cerebral Palsy

Excitement

Posted on 13 June 2009

The most exciting thing that happened to me this week was . . . Continue Reading

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Botox & Band-Aids, Cerebral Palsy

Surgery

Posted on 07 June 2009

The date of Moo’s proposed surgery is nearly upon us.  Hubby and I have reached crunch time where a really difficult decision has to be made.  That is, whether we go ahead with surgery to keep Moo’s hips in their sockets.  It is the intention of the surgeon to also lengthen his adductors and hamstrings. [...] Continue Reading

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ABR, My Kids Were Sent Here To Embarrass Me!, Parenting Skills (Or Lack Thereof)

Hair

Posted on 30 May 2009

Moo has this new thing. He really knows how to push Master C's buttons. At first, I didn't notice what he was doing. I was in my own little world where I just tune out to the boys. Then I looked down to see Master C crying. Continue Reading

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My Kids Were Sent Here To Embarrass Me!, The Things People Say

Naughty

Posted on 24 May 2009

Going out with the three younger boys can be a bit of an ordeal. Besides needing ear plugs, they seem to always be able to find trouble. Master C hops on the back of Moo's powerchair and they chase down Star Wars Sith monsters, oblivious to members of the public jumping out of their way as the powerchair hurtles at them. Every time you turn around..... Continue Reading

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My Family

Scrappy

Posted on 23 May 2009

As long term readers would know, I've been wanting to rename the baby formerly known as Sumo for a while. Turns out, the baby renamed himself. He was sitting in front of the TV this morning watching his favourite show - Scooby Doo - when he turned around to me and said, "I'm Scrappy mummy". And so he is. Continue Reading

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My Family

Hurt

Posted on 21 May 2009

I’m not exactly sure how Moo managed it but he hurt his leg when he ran into a bench in his power chair on Monday. I received a phone call from the school a couple of hours after the incident because they were worried about him. 3 days later, I’m still worried about him as [...] Continue Reading

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My Family, My Kids Were Sent Here To Embarrass Me!, Parenting Skills (Or Lack Thereof)

Funny

Posted on 14 May 2009

The baby formerly known as Sumo is getting more and more talkative..... Continue Reading

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My Family

Happiness

Posted on 11 May 2009

The frustrating thing about the boys is that they don’t all smile during photos. At least one of them has to be crying. See what I mean? Guess whose birthday it is today? Happy Birthday Moo. Continue Reading

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My Family, My Kids Were Sent Here To Embarrass Me!

Winner

Posted on 06 May 2009

Today was the cross country race for Moo and Master C.   The bottom lips pouted this morning when we told the boys that we wouldn’t be able to make it.  This tugged at the heart strings of hubby (something about his Dad never watching him compete) and we moved mountains to make it just in [...] Continue Reading

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