We've been talking a lot about me lately, for good reason. But I just wanted to remind all our readers that there's somebody else luscious around here who has been
- Learning new words (she's up to about 17)
- Crawling the full length of our house, on her own
- Taking two unassisted steps, and then was outraged--kids with Down syndrome have to develop motor plans, which can take a little while. But she is putting together the gross motor skills required for walking, no doubts.
8 comments:
WOW!!! Way to go Maybelle! Im quite impressed : )
- Emily
What a fabulous photo -- it really captures her blue eyes and impish grin
Awesome photo, and what a beautiful girl!
She is amazing!
Love this! Great photo!!
Okay, I admit that I only watched about 15 seconds of the staple-removal, ugh!, but I admire you all for the knowledge you are producing for the rest of us! I never would have known how exactly that all looked. :-) Hmmm....now that I say that, there was that C-section.
What I really wanted to say is that you sound and WRITE amazingly well...and like yourself! For nine days post-brain surgery, you are amazing. I hope you can get back into to your work routines--little by little--I know how important that is for you.
We're all thinking of you as we plans (and contingency plans) for, we hope, a reunion in Montreal. But if it's not until Denver in November, so be it. It's all up to you and your brain--and, it sounds like, Biffle, and his facial experessions. :-)
Everything sounds so good though and Maybelle is so cute. Hope this lack of structured work time gives you opportunities to enjoy all that.
Best wishes, c.
Holy Crap - 15 words! I need to know more :). Hopefully I'll be able to call you soon, if my voice ever returns.
Love you!
Sweet, sweet, sweet!
Looks like she is having a great time adding to her skills. What a cutie!
Her eyes are gorgeous! We're so glad everyone's doing well!
-- Mel & Arthur
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