Guest guest Posted July 26, 2002 Report Share Posted July 26, 2002 , I'm gonna leave Catalina with grandma. I want to be able to focus on Sofia. I hope Baptist will let me go in with her......especially if she might cry. When we went to Memorial for her PT's the girl would sit her on her lap and we would hold a toy to each side of Sofia and try to get her to turn her head. Then she would do the two exercises (same as we do at home). Is PT at Baptist more than that? I'm gonna try and attach the pictures and see if it works. Thanks. Barbar (Sofia 6 months/Catalina 28 months) > In a message dated 7/26/2002 12:53:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > catasofia2002@y... writes: > > > > & Catalina who is taking her sisters bow off the band > > and blaming in on the squirrels) > > > > > Barbara, > That gave me a good laugh!! How adorable she must be!!! You can scan pics > and then attach them to your regular email (I don't think you can do it when > posting through the group) where it says attachments. > > I would certainly give the pool a try- I know Ari was very knowledgeable with > tort, everytime I talked about it she knew or had heard of a lot of it! They > deal with it sooooo often, that I'm sure she has heard someone say that it > worked for them. > That's fantastic that you will be able to go to Baptist PT!!! I hope you do > get Patty, and you know, I think her daughter's name was Catalina, although > it may have been Carolina its been so long ago now! Maybe its fate! I think > Patty and Ariana were considered very well trained with pt- and I know she > certainly has gained more experience since as she seemed to get very > interested with it. I will tell you that Sofia may cry, and there is a > well-hidden sign that says, no parents allowed in pt, but I was ALWAYS in > there, and so were other parents, but Patty told me that one of her patient's > parents could not handle any crying and was a big distraction. I would work > with Patty in trying to get him to stop crying (bubbles, toys, etc.), but at > times we would just take a break or try to get the deep stretch at the very > end. Of course, if you ever feel uneasy about any situation, do what you > need to do- but I know that Patty (if you get her) would be very willing and > eager to have you do exercises at home- in fact- that was our assigment every > night! Catalina will probably love to sit on the bench by the lake after and > watch the ducks!! Will you be taking her along? Or can you go alone > together? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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