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turned 6 on Saturday! Ok, not a major accomplishment unless you count the

times mom said " You may NOT make it to your 6th birthday! " LOL

Actually, she is becoming quite the performer. She sings, makes up her own

songs, dances, tell jokes etc. Tonight she has her investure ceremony to become

an " official " Daisy Scout. And at the end of the month she will be going to her

first Daddy/Daughter dance.

She is doing very well, and we couldn't be more proud of her.

gail

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Reminder from: infantile_scoliosis Yahoo! Group Title:

Challenge time! Date: Monday February 4, 2008 Time: All Day

Repeats: This event repeats every month on the first Monday. Notes: I

challenge you to tell us something GREAT about your child that is not medically

related. Have they picked up a new skill? Made you smile? Told a joke? C'mon!

Let's give our special kids some major props!! Get reminders on your

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Ian can identify all of us uppercase letters and most of his lower case letters.

He's doing great with soccer and is getting to be such a big boy these days!

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Challenge time!, 2/4/2008, 12:00 am

Reminder from: infantile_scoliosis Yahoo! Group

Title: Challenge time!

Date: Monday February 4, 2008

Time: All Day

Repeats: This event repeats every month on the first Monday.

Notes: I challenge you to tell us something GREAT about your child

that is not medically related. Have they picked up a new skill? Made you smile?

Told a joke? C'mon! Let's give our special kids some major props!!

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Dylan said his first distinguishable word a week ago ( " cracker " ). Before then

there had been some utterances that are debatable on whether or not they were

words, but there was no denying that he said " cracker " as he handed me his wheat

thin :)

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Max started potty training on his own! We thought since his surgery

is next month we would not push it, plus the addition of a new baby

would set him back. But he proved us wrong (as always)! He's been

using the potty atleast 1/day and is so proud of himself as are we.

I guess the 6 months of preparing him for potty training paid off.

Aekta

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> Reminder from: infantile_scoliosis Yahoo! Group

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> Challenge time!

> Monday February 4, 2008

> All Day

> (This event repeats every month on the first Monday.)

>

> Notes:

> I challenge you to tell us something GREAT about your child that

is not medically related. Have they picked up a new skill? Made you

smile? Told a joke? C'mon! Let's give our special kids some major

props!!

>

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Awww! That's a big word to be the first one too! Yay for Dylan!!

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Dylan said his first distinguishable word a week ago ( " cracker " ). Before then

there had been some utterances that are debatable on whether or not they were

words, but there was no denying that he said " cracker " as he handed me his wheat

thin :)

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I know....I was very impressed....a cpl times I have thought he said " bear " or

" mommy " but it was too hard to tell for certain. But cracker is such a hard

word it was clear he had said it. Of course, I haven't been able to get him to

repeat it since. I guess it has to be on his terms or maybe he only thinks

wheat thins are crackers, I haven't give him any of those type of crackers since

then :)

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Dylan said his first distinguishable word a week ago ( " cracker " ). Before then

there had been some utterances that are debatable on whether or not they were

words, but there was no denying that he said " cracker " as he handed me his wheat

thin :)

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LOL, you'll have to get another box for him. That's pretty common for them to

say a word and then have it be a while before they say it again.

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Ian (8-15-04)

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Dylan said his first distinguishable word a week ago ( " cracker " ). Before then

there had been some utterances that are debatable on whether or not they were

words, but there was no denying that he said " cracker " as he handed me his wheat

thin :)

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Hi - That's awesome! And I know what it's like to be waiting

for it! Remind me how hold Dylan is? I'm concerned about my son,

, who is almost 18 months and no distinguishable words yet.

Just 'roar' for tigers, 'squeal' for elephants, 'uh-oh' when he drops

something, and recently 'wew' for 'wow' when he draws a picture. He

used to say 'eight' when he saw the number 'eight' - but now he won't

do it, so I don't know if was really a word. He may have some hearing

loss from the chemo, so I'm concerned about that first 'real' word.

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> Awww! That's a big word to be the first one too! Yay for Dylan!!

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> Ian (8-15-04)

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> Dylan said his first distinguishable word a week ago ( " cracker " ).

Before then there had been some utterances that are debatable on

whether or not they were words, but there was no denying that he said

" cracker " as he handed me his wheat thin :)

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