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Wahoo!!!!!?? Way to go !?? Congratulations!!!

?Blessings,

homeschooling Mom to AJ (14), (10), ^l^, (age

7, Trisomy 18 mosaic AKA 's syndrome) and Birgitta (age 5, adoption

finalized 2/1/05 !!, Trisomy 21 AKA Down's Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome,

Autism, SID)

is walking!!!

Hi Everyone,

I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments of our

children.... my son, , took his first independent steps today at 10:30am!!

is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call

us, as this moment took place at school.

We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals honestly

meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone in

his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and SP,

as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that hippotherapy

was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk control,

gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months since

he started.

Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to share this

with the group in the event that there may be a family out there who's child may

also benefit from equine movement.

Anyway, thanks for listening and our hope is for all on the list serv to

experience the miracle that we did this morning. While achievements do not

necessarily occur on the timeline or in the way that we expect for our children,

there is always hope for the unexpected simply because we know it is possible.

Our heroic children have shown us this time and time again.

Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May the miracle you've

been hoping for be realized!!!

Best,

Mom to , DS/PDD-NOS

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- stars to BRIAN!! MAy he join some of the marathons soon - and NOW

babyproof up higher!!!!

>

> Wahoo!!!!!?? Way to go !?? Congratulations!!!

>

> ?Blessings,

>

>

> homeschooling Mom to AJ (14), (10), ^l^,

> (age 7, Trisomy 18 mosaic AKA 's syndrome) and Birgitta (age 5,

> adoption finalized 2/1/05 !!, Trisomy 21 AKA Down's Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol

> Syndrome, Autism, SID)

>

>

> is walking!!!

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments of

> our

> children.... my son, , took his first independent steps today at

> 10:30am!!

> is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to

> call

> us, as this moment took place at school.

>

> We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

> anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals

> honestly

> meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone

> in

> his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and

> SP,

> as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that

> hippotherapy

> was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk

> control,

> gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months

> since

> he started.

>

> Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to share

> this

> with the group in the event that there may be a family out there who's

> child may

> also benefit from equine movement.

>

> Anyway, thanks for listening and our hope is for all on the list serv to

> experience the miracle that we did this morning. While achievements do not

> necessarily occur on the timeline or in the way that we expect for our

> children,

> there is always hope for the unexpected simply because we know it is

> possible.

> Our heroic children have shown us this time and time again.

>

> Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May the miracle

> you've

> been hoping for be realized!!!

>

>

> Best,

>

>

> Mom to , DS/PDD-NOS

>

>

>

>

>

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Hurray!!!

And soon, when you write us to tell us all the trouble he is in

BECAUSE he is walking, we'll remind you how happy you are today!

Congratulations ! Go Get 'em!

JOan

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Hurrah !!!

Oh happy hearts in the McDonnell family thank you for sharing!

(more) Unexpected joys,

Kris

>

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments

of our children.... my son, , took his first independent steps

today at 10:30am!! is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal

aide couldn't wait to call us, as this moment took place at school.

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Thanks, Kris, I'm smiling so much that my face hurts!!!! Wishing all of us many

unexpected joys!!

To: @...: kaprisock@...: Wed, 10 Dec 2008

03:33:42 +0000Subject: Re: is walking!!!

Hurrah !!!Oh happy hearts in the McDonnell family thank you for

sharing!(more) Unexpected joys, Kris>> > Hi Everyone,> > I have to share with

folks who understand so well the accomplishments of our children.... my son,

, took his first independent steps today at 10:30am!! is 5 years and

3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call us, as this moment

took place at school.

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Thank you so much for your support! I also appreciate your e-mails, Margaret and

. Wishing all of us on the listserv many miracles.

To: @...: 89moreducks@...: Wed, 10 Dec 2008

02:39:56 +0000Subject: Re: is walking!!!

Oh congratulations!!!! I'm so excited for you guys! Enjoy the fruitsof all your

hard work!

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, this is truly a Blessing celebration of the outcome has

benefit from due to seeking the trials of interventions you had looked

into and took action.

Thank you for sharing your experience on what has helped Brain as due

to the incredible results shown and may he continue to do well too.

Hugs!

Irma,20,DS/ASD

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all right brian! hope the school got pictures. maybe you will do it at home too

for mom and dad to ge some pictures. keep up the hard work! hugs! shawna

 

Wishing all a very Merry Chirstmas!

 http://sewshawna.blogspot.com

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Subject: is walking!!!

Hi Everyone,

I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments of our

children.... my son, , took his first independent steps today at 10:30am!!

is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call

us, as this moment took place at school.

We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals honestly

meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone in

his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and SP,

as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that hippotherapy

was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk control,

gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months since

he started.

Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to share this

with the group in the event that there may be a family out there who's child may

also benefit from equine movement.

Anyway, thanks for listening and our hope is for all on the list serv to

experience the miracle that we did this morning. While achievements do not

necessarily occur on the timeline or in the way that we expect for our children,

there is always hope for the unexpected simply because we know it is possible.

Our heroic children have shown us this time and time again.

Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May the miracle you've

been hoping for be realized!!!

Best,

Mom to , DS/PDD-NOS

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Thanks Irma and a for your words of encouragement! Our listserv is

awesome!! -

To: @...: itcanfield@...: Wed, 10 Dec 2008

14:38:09 +0000Subject: Re: is walking!!!

, this is truly a Blessing celebration of the outcome hasbenefit

from due to seeking the trials of interventions you had lookedinto and took

action.Thank you for sharing your experience on what has helped Brain as dueto

the incredible results shown and may he continue to do well

too.Hugs!Irma,20,DS/ASD

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,

What wonderful news!!! (4 1/2) didn't walk until she was a little over 3

1/2, so I know the joy you are experiencing. Back then every child I knew that

had Down Syndrome (prior to joining this group) walked so much earlier than

. Everybody kept saying " oh don't worry she'll walk " , but it seemed to be

taking so long that I was having my doubts.

What a wonderful Christmas gift for & your family.

Nina

is walking!!!

Hi Everyone,

I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments of our

children.... my son, , took his first independent steps today at 10:30am!!

is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call

us, as this moment took place at school.

We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals honestly

meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone in

his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and SP,

as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that hippotherapy

was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk control,

gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months since

he started.

Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to share

this with the group in the event that there may be a family out there who's

child may also benefit from equine movement.

Anyway, thanks for listening and our hope is for all on the list serv to

experience the miracle that we did this morning. While achievements do not

necessarily occur on the timeline or in the way that we expect for our children,

there is always hope for the unexpected simply because we know it is possible.

Our heroic children have shown us this time and time again.

Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May the miracle you've

been hoping for be realized!!!

Best,

Mom to , DS/PDD-NOS

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Thank you, Nina, we are delighted and blessed!

To: @...: misstiddle@...: Wed, 10 Dec 2008

15:08:22 -0500Subject: Re: is walking!!!

,What wonderful news!!! (4 1/2) didn't walk until she was a little

over 3 1/2, so I know the joy you are experiencing. Back then every child I knew

that had Down Syndrome (prior to joining this group) walked so much earlier than

. Everybody kept saying " oh don't worry she'll walk " , but it seemed to be

taking so long that I was having my doubts.What a wonderful Christmas gift for

& your family.Nina

is walking!!!Hi Everyone,I have to share with folks who

understand so well the accomplishments of our children.... my son, , took

his first independent steps today at 10:30am!! is 5 years and 3 months

old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call us, as this moment took place

at school.We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals honestly

meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone in

his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and SP,

as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that hippotherapy

was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk control,

gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months since

he started.Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to

share this with the group in the event that there may be a family out there

who's child may also benefit from equine movement.Anyway, thanks for listening

and our hope is for all on the list serv to experience the miracle that we did

this morning. While achievements do not necessarily occur on the timeline or in

the way that we expect for our children, there is always hope for the unexpected

simply because we know it is possible. Our heroic children have shown us this

time and time again.Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May

the miracle you've been hoping for be realized!!!Best,Mom to ,

DS/PDD-NOS

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Hooray! was four and a half when he first walked. Rejoicing for you!

Beth

is walking!!!

Hi Everyone,

I have to share with folks who understand so well the accomplishments of our

children.... my son, , took his first independent steps today at 10:30am!!

is 5 years and 3 months old. 's personal aide couldn't wait to call

us, as this moment took place at school.

We were told at one point that he had a tethered spinal cord, needed

anti-anxiety meds and that he was " stubborn " . While these professionals honestly

meant well, the reality was that was going to achieve this milestone in

his own time. My husband and I believe that all of the therapies (OT,PT and SP,

as well as ABA) played a role, however, we personally believe that hippotherapy

was a good choice for , as we have seen improvements in his trunk control,

gait, sound production and overall confidence over the past several months since

he started.

Of course, this is not everyone's experience, but I feel compelled to share

this with the group in the event that there may be a family out there who's

child may also benefit from equine movement.

Anyway, thanks for listening and our hope is for all on the list serv to

experience the miracle that we did this morning. While achievements do not

necessarily occur on the timeline or in the way that we expect for our children,

there is always hope for the unexpected simply because we know it is possible.

Our heroic children have shown us this time and time again.

Merry Christmas and abundant blessings to all in 2009. May the miracle you've

been hoping for be realized!!!

Best,

Mom to , DS/PDD-NOS

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