Re: Kidlesskim gets called out on a blog (Trisomy 18 Cow Moos and Lows) March 22, 2013 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 2,430 |
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Why don't the parunts care for their kids and think about them like most good animal owners do?
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chahu
Why don't the parunts care for their kids and think about them like most good animal owners do?
For the same reason this paper on the Evolution of Childrearing was written? They just suck.
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Paper on Childbearing
Greek boys stayed in the gynarchy of their own home until they at the age of about ten were forced to be eromenos, sexual objects, in the andron of a much older man's home.
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She now crawls much faster. . .with a purpose. Just the other night, she was playing with a ball. As it got away from her, she would crawl around the room to get it.
That's the best example, but so much more is going on. The other day, she took a sip of water from a cup and swallowed it! She transfers objects from hand to hand. She cruises the couch with assistance. She purposefully reaches for objects that she's dropped.
Re: Kidlesskim gets called out on a blog August 10, 2014 | Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 3,576 |
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Ignorant, stupid Mooos: We don't give two shits about you OR your bastards. Get used to it, because we are not the only ones who feel this way. I can't wait to hear what kidless' response will be to this stupid moo... jerry
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One that came to mind is - NO - your Tard wouldn't have a "Christ like response" because Jesus wasn't a retard.
That made me almost spit Coke all over my laptop.
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Well that was just beautiful, Kim. You handed this cruel bitch her ass not just once, but several times. Thank you for providing me wonderful reading material.
The Internet is a powerful tool and has brought us many advancements. I am thankful to have been able to find like minded people in a vast sea of sheep, not to mention being able to look up information so quickly and easily. However, as with any powerful thing, it has caused and continues to cause irreparable damage to society. One of its biggest unforeseeable problems is the fact that it is helping spread the stupid at an alarming rate. This selfish woman's blog is an example of that.
I am so disgusted by her attention whoring. She has shat PUH-lenty of healthy children, yet insisted on bringing this poor thing into this cruel world. Don't get me started on the medical advances that have allowed her to do so. This whole thing is an ethical mind fuck.
Re: Kidlesskim gets called out on a blog August 12, 2014 | Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 3,576 |
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Yes, three times, and he was denied three times.
Re: Kidlesskim gets called out on a blog (Trisomy 18 Cow Moos and Lows) August 12, 2014 | Registered: 11 years ago Posts: 804 |
Yeah, you can really tell that her body is starting to rot in a way, especially on the hands. I wish someone would 'accidentally' just flip off the vent or the machine making her heart beat when the mom's not there, so Jahi could finish dying. That girl is never going to get better.Quote
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Oh God. I absent-mindedly clicked the pics while I was eating.
Oh God. OH GOD.
I need some benzos, now.
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I just checked out the actual blog and it looks like the commenters are ripping her to shreds.
Can you please post the URL to what you are seeing? I couldn't find it.
http://iseeloveblog.blogspot.com/2012/07/hateful-words.html
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Ignorant, stupid Mooos: We don't give two shits about you OR your bastards. Get used to it, because we are not the only ones who feel this way. I can't wait to hear what kidless' response will be to this stupid moo... jerry
The children aren't bastards, they are the victims of Moos seeking validation and attention.
When Moo doesn't receive that after an amount of time, they either have another victim and favor him or her, or actively PMA their loaf. When a loaf is as defective as a Trisomy 18 baby, PMA's are easier to hide in their complex medical needs.
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Who cooked up this saying? /curious
I remember reading it on t-shirts/stickers at conventions 20 years ago at least, so I doubt anyone remembers.
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Who cooked up this saying? /curious
I remember reading it on t-shirts/stickers at conventions 20 years ago at least, so I doubt anyone remembers.
It's a play on Tolkein's "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and swift to anger" but has been around for years and attributed to pretty much every fantasy writer and comic strip in existence.
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Tri-tard mummy
I am so grateful for how hard the teachers at Pattison's have worked with Lily. The speed at which she has progressed this year has been mind-boggling! When Lily walked up to me, right after I stopped the video, she was right in front of me. Usually, if she were that close to me, she would put her arms around me. Not this time. She held on to those handles as tight as she could! That tells me that she understands what could happen if she let go. And around 1:22 in the video, if you watch her, you'll see that she slightly loses her balance but quickly corrects herself. Wow!
Speaking of Pattison's, the spin-a-thon went very well! They raised over $278,000! Our team raised $3500 and a second team was formed by ladies of our church, and they raised $2030! Not bad for newbies! When I see what this school has done for Lily, and I know that summer camp will be an extension of that, I know that the money raised is definitely going to a good cause!
It seems that today Lily got to job shadow. Just kidding. But she did spend some time with Ms. Christy in the office. I've always said that Lily should be a yoga teacher, but maybe secretary is more like it. She's a natural!
Looking at the picture, can you even tell that she has hearing aids? Besides being able to tell that she hears better, we're seeing a difference in Lily's balance. Not sure if it's a coincidence, but before Lily got the hearing aids, when she tipped in her walker, she wasn't able to correct herself. It wasn't until after the hearing aids that her teacher was able to not have to hold on to Lily in some way while she was in the walker.
I'm telling you. She never ceases to amaze me
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She's gone and done it again!
Once again, Lily has defied our expectations.
There are so many things that have always dangled in front of us, teasing us as to whether or not Lily would be able to do such things. And there are so many things that we've been able to check off of that list that's dangled in front of us because Lily has been able to do way more than we expected.
I'm sharing two videos. One, I have finally caught Lily pulling herself up into a standing position. The other, of Lily brushing her teeth. (OK, so she's not really brushing her teeth, but it surely looks like it. She does, however, hold the toothbrush and move it in a back and forth motion. It's still a big deal because FINALLY, she's opening her mouth to allow the brush in. . .and that's just as big of a deal as her brushing her own teeth is.)
Lily has had some extraordinary therapists since she was a baby. Every single one of them has helped her grow and strengthen and develop into this incredible little girl who's defying our expectations. But all of this development that we're seeing her do now--walking using a walker and gait trainer, riding a tricycle by herself, pulling into a standing position--those could not have been done without Pattison's.
You may say, "Yeah, but she'd be at another school, getting therapy services there." Sure. But the equipment, the comprehensive care, the developmentally appropriate material--those little "extras" probably wouldn't be at another school in our area. Pattison's is our Dream Academy!
So is their summer camp.
And that is why, this Saturday, I will be riding once again in their Spin-a-Thon. It is why I've enlisted Rani and Autumn and my friends, Allison C., Alison C., Heidi D., Jana I., and Julie W. to be on our spinning team. It is why I secured a second bike and asked other ladies of my church to join us and to fundraise with us.
It is because I Believe. I believe in the power that school has to help my little girl reach unimaginable heights. I believe in the love that school has for their students. I believe in the experiences they know these children deserve to have, despite their disabilities.
We spin this Saturday. Our goal, as in the past, is to be in the top ten of teams. So far, we are in tenth place, but the eleventh place team is tied with us, so we've got some work ahead of us during the next few days.
We'd love to have your support. It doesn't have to be much. I fully believe that a lot of people giving a little bit can go a long way. Your support--sure, it will help us get into the top ten--more importantly, though, it will provide four weeks of summer camp, four weeks of daily therapy, four weeks of exposure to arts and crafts and music and extracurricular activities. That's four weeks extra that these kids get over the regular school year to get stronger and four weeks where they won't lose so much that has already been gained. And for our kids, that's important!
If you would like to support us, you can find our First Giving page at http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/brenda-reagan/pedal-4-pattisons-2015. We are grateful for any amount. And if you aren't able to give at this time, no worries. Prayers are just as important, and we'll definitely take as many of those as we can get!
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Look who got glasses! Already we can see a difference. The other night,
there was a block under the chair Lily was at. She was on all fours, and she
put her head on the floor to look under the chair and reached under it to
grab the block. We've never seen her do that! I love checking off her
accomplishments! I can't wait to see if the hearing aids help!
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She has gotten so strong and more aware! About a month ago, I was sitting on the floor, running Lily's formula through her pump, paying no attention to her at the moment. She was about five feet away and crawled toward the chair I was sitting beside. I looked up and over at Lily, AND SHE WAS STANDING RIGHT BESIDE ME!! She had pulled herself into a standing position! I did a double take! Unfortunately, she's not done it again, even though I've tried coaxing her multiple times, but I'm confident she'll do it again. . .and continue doing it!
At school, she walks on a treadmill a few days a week. I'm not sure exactly what type of position she's in, but the other day, I got this text: "She went 9 minutes straight with Shauna just a few prompts at the hips and holding her hands to keep them on the bars. The most we've ever gotten is 6 minutes." That text was followed by "Your girl is getting stronger and smarter every day!!" Ah. . .music to my ears! I asked if they used a harness and was told that they don't usually use the harness with her. Her therapist usually holds her at her hips.
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As for medical, Lily had an ABR (hearing test) and an MRI last Friday. The MRI was to establish a baseline for her spine. Both procedures required sedation, so we opted to have them both done at the same time because we weren't sure how Lily would do with the sedation since she's not always come out of it so easily. I'm happy to say that she did quite well with the sedation, considering.
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Lily had an orthopedist appointment the other day. Dave took her. She goes for scoliosis and kyphosis. Because of the scoliosis (and I guess the kyphosis, too), Lily has to wear what is called a TLSO--basically, a back brace. The hope is that the back brace will keep Lily's scoliosis from getting worse.
Unfortunately, it is getting worse. And that is not a good thing. According to the doctor, she will need surgery. I'm not sure exactly when that will happen, but when the doctor told Dave that he doesn't want her in the hospital this winter, it makes me think that he's talking soon.
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