turning CMT kids efforts into the positive

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Hi Jim:

I think your approach to turning your daughter's worst swimming stroke into

a 'winner' is wonderful! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing this..Gavin

has been starting to say things like ' I'm not good at this or that

activity', we've always said it doesn't matter how good he is absolutely,

just whether he enjoys doing it, but clearly he's starting to see a

difference between himself and the other kids. You've given me a great

idea about turning his efforts to something positive down the road if he's

interested.

Cheers

Sally

Re: welcome Jim

Welcome Jim:

Thanks for your introduction. I am also from Canada -Port Elgin, Ontario. I

am 55 married with 3 children, one we suspect has CMT. He will soon be 16

and has not had any major symptoms. He can do any sport or activity that he

wants at this time in his life.

His biggest problems are sprained ankles and trembling hands.

Congratulations on your daughter winning 2 gold medals at the Ontario

Provincial Swim meet. That's great.

What Neuromuscular clinic do you go to? What city?

Kindest regards,