Showing posts with label after photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label after photos. Show all posts

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Has it been a year already?


I can't believe that one year ago this week we were starting physical therapy. I honestly can't even remember what it was like to have a child who wouldn't roll over or use all of her muscle groups. I am now trying to constantly get my 18 month old to stop moving. She is on the go non-stop. She has come so far in this past year. Praise God! She is moving great and her little head looks wonderful.
I was thinking about deleting this blog the other day. (I barely ever post anything on it anymore) The very day I was going to delete it I got a very encouraging email from someone who was just about to enter the helmet process with their child. They shared how encouraged they were by reading our posts. So, I decided to leave it here for a while. It was and is our prayer that all we went through would be used to help others. It has been amazing how many people have come to us for advice or support on issues with torticolis or helmet therapy. It has been a blessing for our family to see how God has used this in the lives of others.
Sorry for the short and random post, but that is all I can think of for now. It is a little late for my brain but this is the only time i have to blog. Like I said... Morgan never stops! Careful what you pray for.

Saturday, May 26, 2007

Update




Morgan is enjoying her helmet free life.
I am enjoying putting little bows and ponytails in her hair. Here are a few pictures of her without her helmet. The one of her holding her helmet was made the day we left the hospital.We will be going back soon for a follow up physical therapy appointment. They just want to make sure she is doing everything she should be at this stage. I can say I am 100% sure she is plenty active! She is so busy and I am very exhausted by the end of the day from trying to keep up with her. She is not even walking yet. It scares me to think about what life will be like once she starts running.