Here are the three kidlets as they await the start of Áine's PT session and Brendan's OT session.
This picture cracks me up... the smiling girl and the sleeping boy. 
The studious girl.
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John, Alexia, Brendan Michael, Ciara Mairéad, and Áine Clare
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autism, epilepsy, tremors, bipolar disorder, panic attacks, GERD, Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome, OCD, developmental dyspraxia, intrauterine stroke, intractable epilepsy, quadriplegia, status post hemispherectomy, neurological visual impairment, scoliosis, dysarthria, severe food allergies, orthotics, heart disease, diabetes, Barrett's Esophagus, and some neurotypical stuff thrown in for good measure?
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2 comments:
I think these kidlets know a thing or two about the waiting game. We all find our waiting joy in different ways. Personally, I prefer Brendan's way. :o)
I love that pic of Aine and Brenden and their opposite reactions and outfits. And Ciara and studiousness - such a wonderful thing, it will carry her far in life.
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