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When your child defy the doctors or other acts of amazement.
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When your child defy the doctors or other acts of amazement.
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 Have you ever been told your child cant or wont do something and has then go on to defy the doctors or even told they wont do something in education and then has gone on to do something that has amazed you? How has your child beat the odds and made you feel that moment of proudness? Lets here your stories? ![[Image: smalldis2.png]](http://www.parentsofdisabledchildren.co.uk/images/smalldis2.png) Our Irish members can also use our new website for Ireland which is |
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01-03-2010, 11:58 AM
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oh yes was told at 9 months chloe wont be able to walk, talk, even sit, all she did was lay down and kick her legs ( no dx then still no dx) but our physio worked and worked with her till she got her to roll then, sit then walk.
dont get me wrong still not great at all these things but she does them all the same and getting better! and tbh we didn't think she would get this far was sure we would have lost her by now she stops breathing for no reason at all. but she as a lovely smile and a great personality every one loves her, and dont cry much  even when ill like today
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01-05-2010, 02:02 PM
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WOW!
What an outcome for you. Thats the thing i think sometimes if somebody tells you a child wont do it people can give up even trying. Well done to you and your childs health team. What a life changing thing! Our Irish members can also use our new website for Ireland which is |
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01-05-2010, 06:23 PM
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l was told my daughter wouldnt do anything other Children do she has proved them all wrong she can walk a little only indoors but its walking she can talk didnt say a word till she was 10 but making up for lost time not always understood by people who dont know her but it makes live easier at home when you dont have the frustration tantrums we still see the same specialist she had as a baby and he calls her is miricle she is mine as well as she was so poorly as a baby and she is now a strapping 5ft young lady with a lot of guts and determination the determination usually used to get her own way lol
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01-05-2010, 06:42 PM
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