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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 318521" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>So far they give her something to focus on when things are horrible. They are not stopping or lessening the movements, but they DO help her force her mind to relax and let the pain go.</p><p></p><p>She was always athletic and graceful. I was so terribly awkward and shy and inept at any game played with a ball that seeing her run and play with such effortless grace really made me get that warm glow in my heart. She played soccer starting at just barely 4. A year later she had a little friend in school and on the team. The girls looked almost identical and more often than not they pretended they were ponies from "My Little Pony". ROFL!! The two of them usually scored most of the points in the game. </p><p></p><p>It was just so great to see her be so full of joy as she played games and did other active physical things. I admit to a bit of motherly grinning when, at about 6 MONTHS old she would take her pacifier out and throw it at the 2 little boys who were always squabbling. It was a family and they were awesome with her. THEY thought it was a riot that a 6mo old could throw a pacy across a room and hit her target!</p><p></p><p>Seeing her shaking and having a hard time walking and doing things makes me want to start screaming. I cannot just let go and scream or cry here at home. It is the LAST thing Jessie needs to worry about. </p><p></p><p>Thanks for asking, and for letting me vent and rant and whine here. Without this I would be a total whacko.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 318521, member: 1233"] So far they give her something to focus on when things are horrible. They are not stopping or lessening the movements, but they DO help her force her mind to relax and let the pain go. She was always athletic and graceful. I was so terribly awkward and shy and inept at any game played with a ball that seeing her run and play with such effortless grace really made me get that warm glow in my heart. She played soccer starting at just barely 4. A year later she had a little friend in school and on the team. The girls looked almost identical and more often than not they pretended they were ponies from "My Little Pony". ROFL!! The two of them usually scored most of the points in the game. It was just so great to see her be so full of joy as she played games and did other active physical things. I admit to a bit of motherly grinning when, at about 6 MONTHS old she would take her pacifier out and throw it at the 2 little boys who were always squabbling. It was a family and they were awesome with her. THEY thought it was a riot that a 6mo old could throw a pacy across a room and hit her target! Seeing her shaking and having a hard time walking and doing things makes me want to start screaming. I cannot just let go and scream or cry here at home. It is the LAST thing Jessie needs to worry about. Thanks for asking, and for letting me vent and rant and whine here. Without this I would be a total whacko. [/QUOTE]
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