United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

WELCOME LAVADA,
There are several topic threads about Ignorance and rudenes and how us Adults with OBPI'S have handled all of these things on the"OBSTETRICAL BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURED ADULTS MESSAGE BOARD". Go thereand type Rudeness and ignorance in the "SEACH FORUM BOX" and it will bring up all of the posts for you. BTW everyone is welcome on all of the Message Boards, and there is no such thing as a dumb question on any board.

Carolyn J
LOBPI/69 & counting..


Message was edited by: Carolyn J


Message was edited by: Carolyn J

Hey Cheri,

I totally understand you but I promise it gets easier as the years go by and your child grows. My daughter is 13 now and has a severe brachial plexus injury on her right side. You have to learn to take breaks and give your kid a break from all the constant bother to her. I decided when my daughter had turned 9 that I will be the one to give her therapy and take care of her she still has her Dr. visits and she is going for her 12 procedure this year but we have sat down and discussed together many of times the pros and cons of things. I moved my daughter to Greece so that she would be near the sea so she can swim all the time. I would like you to know that my daughter does therapy to herself and swims everyday. She is on the JV swimteam of her school and travels all over Europe for her cometitions she has also been requested to be a part of the greek paraolympic team. So just keep a little faith it does get much easier. I wish you the best and send you my strenghth
Sincerely,
Debbie in Athens Greece