Wordless Thursday
Help! Wheelchair modifications, anyone?
5 years ago
- Kristina
- I am a work in progress. I love drinking coffee, family time and documenting our life - not necessarily in that order. My hair is usually in a ponytail, house always looks lived in and a book is never far from my reach. I drive thousands of miles a year, mostly a little bit at a time - somehow that does and doesn't drive me crazy at the same time. My life is far from perfect but it works for me.
5 Comments from readers:
I may have to steal this idea! Love it.
Wait a minute! Emma's a red head? Love the one of Julia with the messy face!
Rona - Steal away. I did from others! Actually, it should be Wordless Wednesday, but I'm late for EVERYTHING these days!
As for the redhead, Emma's hair is a light brown with LOADS of red highlights and sometimes looks pretty red. It's funny, it seems to be getting redder these days and Chris and I commented on it just last week. And, just think that both girls were born with black hair!
These pics made me smile this morning! Thanks for sharing
Kristina,
I think you are right parents of children with Autism have done an amazing job at pooling together to get their children much needed therapy. With children who have developmental delays it is more difficult to band together with other parents as our children are so unique in their needs and abilities. It just bugs me that when I go on our eatser seals website their is mention of Autism and funding. I feel strongly that our services are dwindling and going to support autism. I am aware of the need for IBI for children with Autism and the effectiveness of the therapy but where does that leave children with developmental disabilities. I would love see a study that devotes as many hours that IBI entails to aggressive PT/OT for children with DD and see what the outcomes are. Parents of children with Autism have done amzing with advocacy and getting their children support and somehow we need to band together and do the same.
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