
She's not as easily tired out by physical exertion. Her arms seem to be stronger - she tries to use them to support herself.
Hopefully she continues improving.
An extraordinary girl living with Trisomy 18
"A simple child, that lightly draws its breath, and feels its life in every limb,
What should it know of death?"
- William Wordsworth
Without weakness,
how do we find strength?
Without darkness,
how do we see the light?
Without sorrow,
how do we savour joy?
Without silence,
how do we learn to listen?
Without fear,
how do we learn to be brave?
Without death,
how do we treasure life?
Without loss,
how would we know what we have gained?
- Yin May
7 comments:
What excellent progress! She looks like such a big girl standing so tall :) Keep the the great work!
BW
Aunty L
Ok, I came by for my Vera fix and got it! Thank you for posting. Seeing her standing, I looked at her precious feet and they reminded me of Annabel's. We just had 3rd sleep study Sunday night and we are starting back with c-pap. she fell asleep ok but woke a few hours later with it on her nose and she couldn;t breathe. the at 5 a.m. she had it on her chin and when she woke at 7 a.m. she had dried blood. I think she scratched herself getting the mask off her face. I have to secure it tightly. I am going to pray that she can adjust well like Vera. Actually, you inspired me to stick with it saying Vera seems stronger. I know they need it. Tell Ian thanks for the pictures with Vera and praying for a safe,good delivery May!
You go girl!!!
Somehow I started a message and lost it. Well, the biggest part of what I had written was that I love, love seeing her standing so strong. What a great benefit that is coming from persevering with the hard work of getting her used to the mask and machine. Who knew there would be such immediate gains?
Cathy:
we continue to deal with the shifting of the mask when she sleeps. Every few hours someone still has to get up to readjust it when it covers her noses or goes lopsided. yes we do have to secure it tight to minimize shifting.
Connie:
she's still wobbly on those feet, and her head still tilts backwards while standing - I just caught the split second where she holds it upright!
Aunty L:
thanks for all the encouragement!
this is good news! jiayou Vera!
U are great ! Well done, Vera ...
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