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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Symptoms of Rett Syndrome, Katie style.
Here’s a list of SOME of the symptoms of Rett Syndrome, taken from the Mayo Clinic Website Slowed growth. Brain growth slows after birth. Smaller than normal head size is usually the first sign that a child has Rett syndrome. … Continue reading
Yard Sale on a Winnie the Pooh blustery day!
This weekend we held the last yard sale before we leave. AND TALKING ABOUT LEAVE….the wind on Saturday! Katelin loves the wind, and she was snuggled up and enjoying herself and found it funny when the wind knocked something over. … Continue reading
Find Out Day
We arrived home at about 1 am and straight off to sleep we went. Don’t you know that the little rascal woke up at 7, grrr! Took her off to school and ran some errands, but my mind was always … Continue reading
Houston Day 3
This is the first day we are having breakfast at the hotel. It wasn’t the best, the coffee is awful!, but they do have that machine that you can make waffles with. I never really get tired of those things, … Continue reading
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Houston Day 2 (Part II)
The Children’s Museum of Houston was amazing. I will def. take Katelin back here. There was so much to do! There were science stations, a whole town where you could work in a diner, a grocery store, police station, a newspaper … Continue reading
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Houston Day 2-The BIG DAY! Part I
I was so excited about this day, that I didn’t need the 5:45 wake up call. I was up long before then. Katie was a trooper and didn’t complain about being woken up at 6:00 am! Then off to the … Continue reading
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Houston-Day 1
My day began at 2am. It was eerily quiet. Packed two bags, one full of medicine and diapers for the trip and just one more for our change of clothes, more diapers and her zantac, which is a liquid so … Continue reading
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The stars are the limit!
Katelin loves space. She loves all things sun, planets and stars; that’s why I’ve chosen this “theme” for her blog, and because we are on a journey that reaches far beyond what will happen in Texas. And it all began … Continue reading
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