Tibia Ot - Articles
A very fast afternoon
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KasondraI.
So the fitness center went really well. I love the people i work with! i'm pretty discontent with the fast that i'm making $9 to work the front desk. it really doesn't seem worth it at all. i do want to be apart of the facility though. as you all know i am still applying for OT jobs . i'm hoping to eventually only do a day or 2 at the fitness cente ...
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what a day!
by
KasondraI.
Jack wanted to say hi!! Today was a bit of a crazy day. it started with me waking up still in immense pain (very painful to walk) in my hip. i think from my coworker giving me a squat test. i haven't done squats in months. i decided to do 55 in 60 seconds! anyhoo no running or walking for me : ( it was a rainy icky day anyways so a good day to b ...
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Vacation
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Heather M.
Seriously, do you get much cuter than that? I took his O2 off for his bath, and couldn't resist. That's a typical Carter smile right there. Awww. Now, I want to go and wake him up just to kiss his cheeks. This picture makes him look like such a big boy. Sometimes I wonder what Carter would be like if he didn't have a Chromosomal Disorder. The ...
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Preparing for the IEP Meeting: Booklet
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Drew's Dad .
As your IEP meeting approaches, you may want to create a booklet that highlights your child, and provides the IEP team with important documents that help the team decide on appropriate educational services. Table of Contents: 1. Evaluation Team Report: Part B This document will be provided at the Eligibility Meeting that establishes the child has ...
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Our Final Weekly Wrap Up for 2009
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chefpenny
It's official. We're done. No more planned lessons until January 4, 2010. Hear that?? It's me breathing a sigh of relief. Ahhhhhhhh!!! Unfortunately we still have some loose ends to tie up. Both children have been given a sheet that tells them what has to be completed during break. These are not the fun stuff that they can earn snowflakes for ...
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One major update….
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Carissa H.
So it was just what two or three weeks ago that I wrote about how my kids had so few words…can they read because the words have exploded in the last few weeks. Maybe I am the only one who can understand – but Aaron can as well! They say so many things now I know that I will not get them all out here….things like mama, dada, ot o ...
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Traumatic Injuries
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JYorey
Ankle Fractures Ankle fractures in the skeletally immature usually involve the growth plates of the tibia or fibula (the two shin bones). They usually occur as a result of a twisting injury to the ankle. An adult with the same type of injury would have an ankle sprain (a tear in a ligament). Most of the ankle fractures seen in children do not requi ...
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The Hills are Alive…. *Giveaway*
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Seeryus Mama ..
As a child, I was constantly singing Do-Re-Mi. I can’t remember when the obsession started, but I’m willing to bet that The Sound of Music is fully responsible for my love of Broadway shows. The Sound of Music first opened on Broadway 50 years ago this month. In fact, it was the last musical collaboration between composer Richard Rod ...
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Training Day & Brussel Bake
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Erica S.
Don't forget - you have until midnight to enter my V8 giveaway. Today was a good day. I got to take the day off from work due to the OT that I’ve been putting in. I started off my day with an 11 mile training run. Today was just not an ON day for me in terms of running. My legs were a little sore, my tummy was feeling a little funny, and it ...
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Resources for Amputees: Amputation levels
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Victoria Powell
In my search for resources related to amputation I found some great articles regarding the different levels of amputation. These articles are great for family members too.Amputation Levels“Know your options: An explanation to the Rotationplasty and Tibia Turn-up Procedures.” Kevin Carroll. inMotion. March/April 2005.www.amputee-coaliti ...
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