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software » Blog Archive » Technology That Helps, not Hinders — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:31:28 GMT

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re: All I'm Trying to do is SEE straight

jonella59 — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 08:48:58 GMT

Man, can I relate!! I thought I was the odd one turning things sideways!! I can't remember when I started doing it--and I am older than you!! I do it for numbers al of the time--like to tell a six from an eight or even a three from an eight! And that painter's tape....being a homeowner of an ancient house, with a limited budget to renovate, I have done my share of painting and taping! I HATE taping!! My tape jobs always look like I have been hitting the bottle first! Hope your new office turned out the way you wanted!

Joni

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mattst88 » The Mac Miracle — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 21:32:25 GMT

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re: The Mac Miracle

Cheryl — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 20:34:38 GMT

she is so adorable!

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NOAH's Parents Blog — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 03:36:12 GMT

Troy (Lyra's daddy) has been bugging me (Lyra's mommy) about buying a Macintosh computer FOREVER

re: Our story begins...

law — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 17:37:29 GMT

I left you a response at the wrong comment. Sorry, I am new at this as well. see: Please join me on the parenting roller coaster 8-31-07 my entry to you was dated 10-10-07 by law

re: Please join me on the parenting rollercoaster

law — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 17:31:53 GMT

sorry, I posted the Oct 10 response on the wrong comment. See: Our story begins by twinmamma Sep 8,2007

re: Please join me on the parenting rollercoaster

law — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:44:32 GMT

It has been six years since our little girl was diagnosed with OA. Your story brought all the tears and gut wrenching feelings of those first days right back. We actually noticed something was not right at birth. She was a sleepy baby and was very lethargic. (no visual stimulation) I don't know about most but from what we could tell she had no visual response until 4-6 months. We like you, tried to dismiss all these feelings. Finally I got the courage to actually say out loud to my husband that I thought something was wrong. We had her seen by a vision specialist at 2 months and the ride went on from there. Some of the thoughts that would bring me to tears were she'll never see a rainbow, and a thought of joy -she'll never climb and get in the cabinets if she can't see them!-At six, she can't see the rainbow so we come inside and draw one and at 2 she could see the cabinets and did try to climb up to get into them. A note to encouragement of all newly diagnosed--your child will be able to function as others in most areas with a little help in some ways. All feelings are God-given don't feel guilty about the highs and the lows, just know God doesn't make mistakes in His creation.

re: Our story begins...

Kathy Peterson — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 19:35:19 GMT

I can relate to your concerns I was overwhelmed with worry about my son too. the vision, skin, the teasing. Thank god we had Noah to help us through this challenging forever journey . Thanks for a great story.

re: Our story begins...

Tim Laughlin — Sun, 09 Sep 2007 12:17:40 GMT

Thanks so much for sharing your story. Very well put together for your first blog post. Your a natural!