They also list info. about grants for medical expenses and assistive technology.

<r>I found this website with many links for scholarships for students with disabilities. With the rising cost of college, the sooner we have our children applying for scholarships, the more affordable higher education can be:<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.ksginfo.org/schol.html#lps">http://www.ksg...

<t>I have to fax a request for an appt. for both Voinovich & DeWine, which I've done. Anyone else who wants an appt. would have to do the same...but if I let them know there are other families, I'm sure we can coordinate our visits. Just let me know who else from Ohio is planning to visit V &...

Any other Ohio families attending camp?
Karen Ritz & family (Chris (dad), Gabe (14), Gen (12), Elizabeth (7 ROBPI)

Is anyone familiar with this technique that is used for ot, pt, or cognitive issues? Has anyone's child had success with this for cognitive/academic areas?
Thanks!
Karen

Happy New Year all!

Can someone give me the link to the latest on applying for free airfare for medical reasons?

Thanks!
karen
karenritz@iwaynet.net

<t>Elizabeth has logged 5000+ hours in 2.5 years. The longest break she took from it was while on a 2 week camping trip last summer. I gave her a vacation from TES!<br/> Within 6 weeks--as a 2 year old--we saw an increase in fluidity of movement. Now we see increased strength, bulk. We also did NMES...

Way to go Thomas! YES! Swimming is fantastic therapy/exercise/fun for our children..and to start young helps with the fear factor!

I'm so happy your mom is maintaining. How are YOU doing?!

Karen

<t>Carrie, please don't "beat yourself up" over decisions made during delivery. In hindsite, had any of us been informed before the birth of the risks (shoulder dystocia, bpi, etc.)by our birth practitioners I think many of us would have calmly and rationally made other choices...before the emotiona...

<t>Francine, yesterday Elizabeth attended a library birthday bash for Ohio (Ohio's bicentennial is this year). They have teen volunteers who had little games set up for the young kids...and one girl (8th grade probably) had prosthetics on both arms (elbow down) and her feet were very small and defor...