Noahs brittle bone and healing.

By Perimenopause mama -

Since Noah's surgery things have been on highs and lows.
His healing seemed to go quickly although after a few weeks I wanted to pull my hair out and regretted it I am very glad We went through with it now.
However We are not out of the woods yet. As with all special needs mom's I always see a new obstacle in the horizon.
Noah still is challenged by brittle bones. Recently rushed to the E.R for possible hairline fractures in the lower ribs from his scoliosis vest.
We have yet to find any fractures but he remains fussy and cringing in pain.
We can only pray This is going to pass and there is nothing too serious going on for him
On a great note. His communication is doing amazing. Every day he teaches me new words he is working on. And continues to smile No matter What he goes through.
He is the complete definition of a warrior.!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

New ways science finds to help and repair stroke victems

By -
Image
Science News ... from universities, journals, and other research organizations  Save    Email    Print    Share Oxygen Chamber Can Boost Brain Repair Years After Stroke or Trauma Jan. 23, 2013  — Stroke, traumatic injury, and metabolic disorder are major causes of brain damage and permanent disabilities, including motor dysfunction, psychological disorders, memory loss, and more. Current therapy and rehab programs aim to help patients heal, but they often have limited success. Share This: 343 See Also: Health & Medicine Nervous System Brain Tumor Birth Defects Mind & Brain Brain Injury Disorders and Syndromes Neuroscience Reference Brain damage Encephalopathy Oxygen therapy Sensory neuron Now Dr. Shai Efrati of Tel Aviv University's Sackler Faculty of Medicine has found a way to restore a significant amount of neurological function in brain tissue thought to be chronically damaged -- e
Read more

The story of Phillip Mims. and schizencephaly

By -
Image
THE STORY OF PHILLIP MIMS I was born breech in the early 1970's. This was a time before CT scans and MRI's. Because of being breech I lacked oxygen at birth, and I was diagnosed with mild Cerebral Palsy. My left side was more affected than the right which means that my right side of my brain has more damage I was never told or treated like anything was wrong with me. My mother believed in tough love and told me if I don’t learn to be independent I might not have anyone to rely on one day. I was told God healed me, a little blind faith. I don’t remember too much but I know my Mother made me walk she held me up until I could hold myself up. There were a lot of falls and cuts broken fingers but, even when I fell and hurt myself I was forced to continue until I did it better. Usually she chanted prayers and yelled at me like a drill Sargent to encourage me to push on forward. We went to a lot of Evangelist tent meetings and got prayed for. I was usually the one the showed peo
Read more