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It's been 20 years!
So serious. LOL
Loves the camera!
Always content!
It’s so easy in life for us to receive blessings, many of them almost uncounted, and have things happen in our lives
that can help change our lives, improve our lives, and bring the Spirit into our lives.
But we sometimes take them for granted.
How grateful we should be for all have been brought into our hearts and souls.
I would remind all of you that if we’re ever going to show gratitude properly to our Heavenly Father, we should do
it
with all of our heart, might, mind, and strength—because it was He who gave us life and breath"
David B. Haight
DECEMBER'S HEALTH RECAP
EYES: Eyes appear to be normal. Thank you
FACE: Her face only showing minor asymmetry. Speech is understandable, although not well defined pitch and rhythm.
LEFT ARM: Physical therapy says that all the muscles in the left arm fire appropriately but the brain will not automatically command the arm to function. Meghan has to consciously ask the arm to move. Time for drastic measures.
LEFT LEG: Balance, stability and speed have improved. Walking is still challenging as it has not yet become involuntary: She has to concentrate on lifting her toe. But she can maneuver where ever she needs to go, and she has independence.
FACE: Her face only showing minor asymmetry. Speech is understandable, although not well defined pitch and rhythm.
LEFT ARM: Physical therapy says that all the muscles in the left arm fire appropriately but the brain will not automatically command the arm to function. Meghan has to consciously ask the arm to move. Time for drastic measures.
LEFT LEG: Balance, stability and speed have improved. Walking is still challenging as it has not yet become involuntary: She has to concentrate on lifting her toe. But she can maneuver where ever she needs to go, and she has independence.
MEMORY: Has improve drastically but Meghan still struggles with remembering days of the week, and where family members are. Educational learning is the biggest challenge: We have modified her school schedule four times already since September but school is difficult for Meghan. We are starting to see other issues arise such as processing and recall issues. This is still the main focus of our prayers. This is the most frustrating part of all for Meghan.
JUNE'S HEALTH RECAP
EYES: Functioning well. She can read again! This is an answer to prayer and we are very grateful.
FACE: Her face is more symmetrical than it has been in 4 months. She can equalize a smile, with minor effort.
LEFT ARM: Not too much improvement here. Shoulder and elbow can lift the arm halfway. Pinky finger and thumb can wiggle just a tiny bit
LEFT LEG: Balance and stability is progressing well. Mean ole' Mom took away her cane while she's wearing the brace. Her endurance is getting longer. No more wheelchairs or cart rides through Wegmans. We walk everywhere, slowly.
MEMORY: Getting better since we have been home. I would call the memory "sporadic". Sometimes she remembers things well, other times....nothing. Recall is much easier now, it only takes 1 hint now.
FACE: Her face is more symmetrical than it has been in 4 months. She can equalize a smile, with minor effort.
LEFT ARM: Not too much improvement here. Shoulder and elbow can lift the arm halfway. Pinky finger and thumb can wiggle just a tiny bit
LEFT LEG: Balance and stability is progressing well. Mean ole' Mom took away her cane while she's wearing the brace. Her endurance is getting longer. No more wheelchairs or cart rides through Wegmans. We walk everywhere, slowly.
MEMORY: Getting better since we have been home. I would call the memory "sporadic". Sometimes she remembers things well, other times....nothing. Recall is much easier now, it only takes 1 hint now.
Stephan and Helena
It's been 20 years!
Cameron
So serious. LOL
Brianna
Loves the camera!
Meghan
Always content!
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hahahahahahaha my dad snores too!!! I cant stand being in the same hotel room with him!!
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