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Re: [Microcephaly Support Group] Microcephaly

wow thats deep KP I hope you stay strong and always find and pray for patience
and endurance. remember to get a break from time to time if you can from
someone that is capable of helping you out. from one dad to another.


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From: k p <deovplaton26@...>
To: microcephalysupportgroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 1:58:01 AM
Subject: Re: [Microcephaly Support Group] Microcephaly


dear b43465,

you are very lucky that your baby could crawl and sit on her own even for a
short period of time.... its a very good sign that one of this days she has a
very good chance of standing on her own.... just take her to therapy school...
and NEVER LOOSE HOPE....

your daughter is strong....

DO YOU KNOW THAT MY MICROCEPHALIC DAUGHTER IS NOW 4 YEARS OLD BUT COULD NOT SIT
0R EVEN CRAWL.... BUT AS A FATHER I AM DOING EVERYTHING TO CARE FOR HIM....

I ALWAYS PRAY TO "GOD" TO KEEP ME STRONG EACH DAY....

GOD BLESS....

deovplaton


b43465 <b43465@yahoo. com> wrote:
Hi I am new to the group. I am very frustrating right now. I don't
know how to get my baby help. Her head circumf is 38 cm. My
daugher is 1 year old and just diagnosis with microcephaly by her
neurosurgeon. She can sit on her own since she was about 9 months
old, and about a couple of weeks ago she start to army crawl. She
can sit up from her back and also from her stomach. She grab
everything and push it off. She plays with her toy. She cannot sit
still very long. She cry alots though. Also she cannot passed one
object to another and she don't grab small object like a raisin.
She don't put anything in her mouth, except her hands. But
sometimes she will chew on tables, my arm, or some of her toys
without using her hand to put it in her mouth. To get from place to
place she roll and then sit up. Her feet looks croaked and whopple
when she stands. She is on the NG tube feed since she is only 15lbs
8 oz. She is aspirating and have acid reflux problem. She head is
still on the curve at 6 months and weight double at 6 months. She
nurse a lot during the 6 months also. What can of life do I expect
for my baby when she is older? Will she be able to walk, eat on her
own, etc? Have a normal life? Is there a program I can start her
on? She is in early prevention program right now.

Thanks,


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Hi I am new to the group. I am very frustrating right now. I don't know how to get my baby help. Her head circumf is 38 cm. My daugher is 1 year old and...
b43465
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Jun 20, 2006
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dear b43465, you are very lucky that your baby could crawl and sit on her own even for a short period of time.... its a very good sign that one of this days...
k p
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Jun 20, 2006
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wow thats deep KP I hope you stay strong and always find and pray for patience and endurance. remember to get a break from time to time if you can from...
Jared Mason
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Jun 21, 2006
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Dear Jared, thank you for your advice... word of wisdom is really needed by fathers like us who had special child.... I always pray each night and day for the...
k p
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Jun 21, 2006
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its hard on us especially when sometimes we think its our genes or our fault this happened some way you know heck I even was like man what if I had just had...
Jared Mason
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Jun 21, 2006
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yeah that email was for KP I thought it went to his email address not the group sorry. ... From: k p <deovplaton26@...> To:...
Jared Mason
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Jun 21, 2006
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Hi. My son is 3 1/2, born with microcephaly, and still not walking. BUT, he sat still for the longest time...then he started scooting backwards to get to ...
Michelle Dudar
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Jun 22, 2006
6:44 pm

... Thanks for the encouragement. Is there something else wrong with your daughter? Mine have one ventricle bigger than another and the doctor said that all...
b43465
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Jun 22, 2006
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Hello all, been awhile for me to write but I need to pipe in here to give some of you parents with babies and toddlers some hope. Some of you may remember my...
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Jun 23, 2006
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WOW! That IS a great story, and gives me great hope. I looked at the Web site, and Zachary is adorable!! md ... ...
Michelle Dudar
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Jun 23, 2006
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... May I asked what was his head circum. at age 1 years? Did Zachary head stop grow after 1 year old? Also was Zachary muscle very tight when he was an...
b43465
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Jun 23, 2006
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... micro at 3 years old. fifteen years ago, it seemed very rare as there was no computers or web sites to find out anything about this condition. so the only...
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Jun 24, 2006
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What was Dane like when he was an infant? When did he start crawling, walking, babbling, talking and etc? Did he have any seizure or any other problems? I...
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