United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

Caralyn what great news!
I am so happy for you enjoy your new freedom but remember to drive savely and wear your seatbelt... LOL...

Kath (adult/robpi)

YEAH!!! I Am so glad to hear this!! See... ANYTHING is possible!! Im very proud of you!!

Courtney

Thank you everyone for wishing Caralyn luck. She passed with flying colors and of course we had to have a winter storm warning the same day she takes her test. She really can do anything she sets her mind too. It made me laugh when I read about all the errands, because that is what happened last night, I asked her if she wanted to take the movies back to the video store. Of course she jumped at the chance. Thanks for being there for her.
Rene

Way to go Caralyn!!! You did it, now where do you want to go? Have fun and be careful! Winter roads stink to learn on.
Hugs,
Amy 19 ROBPI from MN

Hi! My name is Renee too. I am from Shakopee and I have a 16 year old son with a total tbpi. He took his license in August and passed. I was so excited for him. I remember when he first had his accident the first thought that I had was how was he going to hold his new born someday. I was devastated like every mother when an accident like this occurs. Then when I was doing daycare Ryan picked up one of the daycare babies and I knew then that he would find a way. He does very well with everything that he puts his mind to. (putting bait on a fishing line, taking a fish off his hook) I wonder though why can't he clean his room or fold his clothes. I am positive that this is teenageitis and has absolutely nothing to do with his injury. I hope your daughter passes with flying colors. keep in touch if you want. It's always good to know that someone knows just how you feel. Peace to everyone!! Renee