"Molly is developing age appropriate in most of the developmental domains. Although her deviations in scores indicate that Early Intervention is no longer required, we recommend she remain in physical therapy as a precaution."
1 year ago, we were told Molly would be semi-vegetative throughout her entire life. We were sent to grief counselors to learn to deal with the inevitable outcome of her life. I am so happy right now I am crying yet again. My little baby doll NEVER ceases to amaze her daddy and I. YOU GO MOLLY KATE!!!!
Stefanie - Mom to Irish Twins Liam 7/07 (IUGR) and Molly 06/08 (IUGR, Developmental Delays, Pre-Natal Stroke) and Wife to Mark since 2006.
YAY! WAY TO GO MOLLY!!!
My t21 girl! My Unborn Girl!
My Blog: http://raisingmylolo.blogspot.com/ !!
This is wonderful news!! I can only imagine the range of emotions you have gone through... *HUGS*
WTG Molly!! Keep up the good work!
Yay! I love stories like this... another illustration that we cannot put limits on our kids, even when the specialists do. I have tears in my eyes, too!
Tammy
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