United Brachial Plexus Network

you want to talk about building them big:

Joel was 9 lbs, 12 oz
Emma was 10 lbs, 7oz (when the got around to weighing her much later becuase they had to rush her out of the delivery room--she turned blue)

<t>I appreciate your responses, both here and via email. I think it is important to support all choices, situations, experiences, ideas, etc. As the old saying goes..."You can't know unless you've walked in my shoes..." (or something along those lines.<br/> <br/> It's a tough decision and a very emo...

I agree, football is scary to any mom. I've been so pleased that my son has passed up football to date!

However, I also agree to talk to the coach and the pediatrician and find out their thoughts/ideas!

Good luck and keep us posted!
Peggy

Thanks, Lori!
I emailed you back, too.

Peggy

<t>Just curious, who out there has decided not to go through litigation? If you don't want to answer on the forum and feel comfortable emailing, please consider answering me via email.<br/> I, myself, went through litigation 5 years ago. It's a hard, long road. We lost after a two week trial.<br/> I...

<t>I had a great experience with daycare and them being really receptive and helpful with our daughter's therapy and limitations, etc.<br/> Also, if the daycare is open to it and the OT can manage it, having the OT visit the daycare (at least once) to actually show them what to do (not saying you di...

You're welcome and good luck to you and your family!
I'm sure you will find a great deal of support.

Peggy

Hi,
I'm glad that you found UBPN! You might get more responses if you post on the Traumatic Brachial Plexus Injury message board.

Peggy

LOL Judy!
Emma and Joel will proabably love it, but I will just be a spectator )

I echo Courtney's words.

I really can't seem to find the right words, myself.

Peggy