Hello all...
I rarely post anything here although I read every single one of your
e-mails
:)
I have a question regarding my daughter and wonder if you parents have
the
same thing. I'm weaning my daughter (2 1/2) from her crib and
into a bed
which is beside me. Since I am hard of hearing, I've never really
noticed any
sounds coming from the other crib although my husband has complained
of Sarah
constantly coughing throughout the night. Well, now I've noticed
it too. She
does not have a cold and she is not doing it during the day, but at
night she
is always coughing as if something is irritating her throat.
It's not the
deep cough of someone suffering from bronchitis but a light cough.
It wakes
her up (ugh!).
Any ideas on this?
Belinda
mother of Sarah V.
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In a message dated 3/14/99 5:34:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,
CARLEE0604@AOL.COM writes:
<< I was just
wandering how old some of the older children were when they got
their teeth
in. If you parents don't mind sharing that information.
>>
Sarah V. did not get her first two teeth until well after one years
old (14
months, I believe). When I shared this concern with a doctor,
he said not to
worry because they will all come in soon enough...the later the better
because
the jaw gets so crowded with the normal allotment of teeth. Sarah
V. now has
all of her teeth except for one on each side and her mouth is already
really
crowded! I don't know where she's gonna find the room for the
other two
(smile). I know it seems odd, but the fact that they are slow
in coming in is
a good thing.
Belinda
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Cristy:
Shirley was twelve mos. before any teeth came in and at that time 4
came in
all at once! Lots of fun!
Alice in Orlando
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Dear Cristy,
Collin was 14 months before getting his first tooth & he got both
of the
middle bottom teeth at the same time. He drooled & chewed on his
fingers
constantly. His first teeth he lost were the first 2 that came in,
which was
about a year ago @ 6yrs. One of them is starting to come back in &
he has 3
more loose teeth. I guess he's fixing to be really snaggle toothed!
Anyone
know if his teeth being loose will have any affect on whether the cranial
surgery can be done or not? I had to take Collin in to the dentist
to be sure
there were no cavaties (thank goodness he doesn't have any!!)
before the surgery.
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aren't
going due to the cost of a vacation. However, we are both trained
support parents, so I am not sure if this is why. Our local office
is
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but a parent with a special needs child. When applying make sure
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My first tooth came in when I was 6-7 months. I had some removed
when I
was about 10 due to crowding.
I'll be thinking of those who are having surgery, and wish those who
are in
recovery a quick and relaxing recovery.
-Andrea
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Belinda, this is Cathie - Teeter's mom, Teeter coughs a lot during the
night
too. She did it a lot more before she had her tonsils out.
Our kids are
prone to having obstructive sleep apnea and that might be what you
are hearing
with Sarah. Listen to her and notice if she stops breathing a
short time just
before she wakes her self up coughing. Also, look at her tonsils
and see if
they are larger than average. Our ENT said that when Teeter sleeps,
her
throat relaxes and her tongue slips back and keeps her from breathing
and then
she wakes up with a slight cough. She used to do this literally
hundereds of
times a night. She was exhaused when she woke up, because she
didn't get
enough rest at night. I don't know if this is what Sarah has,
but it's
something to watch out for.
Also, Don and I were on the Apert Chat last night and really enjoyed
it!! One
thing we decided was to have another picture exchange. I know
a lot of you
did it a while back, but I never joined in and wished I had now!!
Let's all
try to do it again since we have a lot more people on our list now.
For those
of you who do not know about it -- it is where we actually mail
pictures of
our kids to each other. I really would like a scrap book for
Teeter, and
myself of course. We would have to post our address on the list
and make
bunches of copies of our favorite photo to mail out. I don't
know if I could
find just one of Teeter that I like best. Hope you all decide
to do this
again....
Love to all, Cathie
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Hello! Just thought I would give some input on teeth. Carmen
Rae got her
first tooth when she was about 10 months old. She is now 14 months
and is
getting her seventh tooth. They seemed to be a little slow coming,
but
there is no stopping them now.
Robin Hill
P.S. Don't rush the teeth! Carmen Rae has this "nasty" habit
of crunching
them!! Yuck! It is worse than the fingernails on the chalkboard!
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Jacob (2 1/2) was very late getting teeth. He still does not have
all he
should and each tooth takes forever to come in. He finally has
almost all
the bottom completely in but is still missing a lot at the top.
He drools
with the teeth and chews on his thumb a lot when he is teething (which
has
been pretty regular since he was 18 mos.) He will probably get
them all in
just in time for them to fall out!! Jacob also coughs at night but
we have
attributed a lot of it to post nasal drip cough. His nose runs
all day and
then drips to the back of the throat and collects at night. He
always
sounds chesty but when he coughs he clears. He also has sleep
obstructive
apnea and hasn't had T/A removed yet. He does require O2 when
sleeping to
keep SATs up. Hope this helps.
Colleen and gang
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Funny you should be talking about teeth tonight. My daughter Lisa
is 9
years old and we are going to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester to have
at least
7 teeth pulled because her mouth is too small and they are not all
in yet
because she did not eat till she was older. We had a G-Tube.
I hope things go well on Friday for us. She has had a cold all
winter and
is on ammoxicillin for Strep. Cross your fingers. I hope
they don't tell
us they can't do it. It has been postponed once already.
If they wait for her cold to be gone it will never get done.
Does anyone know how long of a recuperation time it will take?
Has anyone
ever had it done?
Let me know.
Thanks
Deb Picht
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>My first tooth came in when I was 6-7 months. I had some removed
when I
>was about 10 due to crowding.
>
>I'll be thinking of those who are having surgery, and wish those who
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>recovery a quick and relaxing recovery.
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Dear Christy:
Emily, now 19 months old, still does not have a tooth yet. Every
day I keep
waiting and waiting. I will say that it doesn't stop her from
eating a thing.
Janine
New York(snowy)
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Hello All:
First of all, best wishes to all our kids going down the surgery path
this
week. It seems that one of them is always in the hospital.
I have come across two things I wanted to share with all of you.
One is an
interesting site. It's information on every licensed physician
in the United
States. It basically gives their field and schooling info.
It's www.ama-
assn.org/aps/amahg.htm.
The other is a book titled "Changed by a Child" Companion notes
for parents
of a child with a disability. It's by Barbara Gill. She
has a son with Down
Syndrome and she talks about her journey and shares it with all parents.
It's
all short passages, so it's not like reading it cover to cover.
I would
definitely recommend it, especially for our new families. I still
consider
mine to be a new family with Emily being 19 months old. Anyway,
hope you
enjoy it. I got it through Amazon. com. The bookstores
didn't have it on the
shelves.
Sorry I missed the chat last night. Had company that didn't leave
on time. I
also would love to have some updated photos and all the new ones also
for
Emily's album.
Can't wait for the June rest and relaxation. Sun and warmth is
sounding great
since we just got 7 inches of snow last night.
Best wishes and Goodnight.
Janine Krebs
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IT MAY BE A LITTLE SINUS DRAINAGE THAT TICKLES HER THROAT AT NITE
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Hello everyone,
I am definetly interested in the picture exchange. I already have pictures
of
Courtney, Carroline, and Samantha. I am working on a scrapbook for
Carlee,
also. I want her to know when she gets older that she is not alone.
Well I
hope everyone is doing great. I want to thank all of you who responed
to my
question about when these kids get teeth. Your information was greatly
appreciated. I am looking forward to everyone's pictures. When I get
your
addresses posted I will send you all a picture of Carlee 9 mos. old.
Our address is:
Cristy Williams
460 Polk Ave.
Orange Park, FL 32065
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Hello everyone!
I am really here all the time, but rarely have much to contribute.
Just
wanted you to know I had a chance to check out the clubhouse pictures
today, not to mention Teeter's page. These kids are cute!
It was fun
checking everyone out.
For those of you I have not "met" yet, my name is Joanne. I'm
34,
blonde, brown eyes and I also have Apert's. Six surgeries have
given me
thumbs and room in my skull for my brain to grow. There have
been seven
other non-related surgeries, including gall bladder removal last fall.
I'm working as a Activity Coordinator in a hospital. I basically
help
maintain the social and psychological well being of my patients with
activities. I pay attention to their interests, like one likes
crossword
puzzles, another enjoys water colors. I tell everyone I am getting
paid
to play checkers all day, but realistically, there's a lot more to
it.
On occasion I will mention my best friend, Coal. A Nanday Conure
(a
fancy name for parrot) He's my reason to get up in the mornings
and
definitely my reason to crash at night :-). He keeps me busy,
especially
when he gets ahold of his whiffle ball and challenges me to a game
of
fetch!
If you don't mind me asking, Please pray for a little guy named Kevin.
He has Down's and because of that is experiencing some stomach problems.
He had surgery today to hopefully repair the problems. His family
attend
my church and because of all the surgeries I have had, I was drawn
to the
hospital today to support mom and dad. This experience has led
me to
decide to start a ministry at my church, if one isn't already
established, where someone in addition to the pastor visits the patient
and the family while in the hospital. A care package will be
good too.
I don't know about you, but it did my heart wonders knowing someone
was
there for me and my family when I was in the hospital.
I took my final tonight, and Lord willing I am now a Director of
Activities. Notice the hint of excitement in my "voice"?
It was
apparent to me a while back I was not meant to be a "director".
I much
prefer the "hands on" service I am giving when I am a coordinator.
Now
the next question is "do I want to be a Recreational Therapist"?
That is
a whole degree, not just two classes. To stay at the hospital
and
continue as I am, I do not need to continue my education.
My boss has
discouraged continuing. I understand her view. She will
not be able to
keep me if I go on. It's something I will need to look into and
decide
on my own. It will require moving too, none of the local colleges
offer
the degree. Big decision.
Just a thought... I visited a four month old today.. he has his first
tooth. Goes to show you, there isn't a predetermined time when
a kid
gets their teeth.
Hope all is well there.
Joanne, in 45 degrees and getting warmer. in Ohio
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> Hi Deb,
I recently had 8 teeth pulled, 4 being wisdom teeth and four other
teeth. I did not have a G-tube though. It was an experience I would
really like to forget. I had it right before New Years. It ruined New
Years Eve for me. I was not able to eat anything for a few days except
soft food. I missed out on some great food on New Years Eve as well.
I hope all goes well for you and your daughter and I really feel for
her.
Kelly Spadini
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Hi everybody
I would also be interested in trading
pictures. My son would probably like
to have his own scrapbook of all his friends with apert's
Our address is:
5608 Skidaway road
Savannah, GA 31406
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Hello Belinda
Could it be postnasal drip causing irritation? Would changing her position avoid that? (difficult at her age I know)
Maybe the night air is a bit dry for her and a humidifier of some sort could help? I know it makes a big difference with Amy when she has that irritating night-time cough - I add eucalyptus oil to the steamer.
Hope you can find a solution, a good night's sleep is important to all.
Regards
Ann
NZ
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One of the reasons we were given for our 6-month reprieve on Amy's surgery was to let her two front permanent teeth come through properly. They are coming through ABOVE the space in the middle upper jaw - there is only room for one so they must have decided not to fight it out!
Regards
Ann
NZ
>more loose teeth. I guess he's fixing to be really snaggle toothed!
Anyone
>know if his teeth being loose will have any affect on whether the
cranial
>surgery can be done or not? I had to take Collin in to the dentist
to be sure
>there were no cavaties (thank goodness he doesn't have any!!)
>before the surgery.
>
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Hi Cathie,
I'd love to do the photo exchange again. The kids grow and change in
a year
but I've also found that the photo album we made with everyone's pictures
has
been very useful at school. Last week, one of the teachers (not in
Nate's
grade) used it in a lesson about visible differences and invisible
differences. I'd love to do it again.
Jeanne in Boston, Nate's mom
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Jordan didn't get his first tooth until he was10 mos....and now at 18
mos he
just got his 7th....
Jenn(Tamap/St. Pete.....moving in 5 weeks all the way to Columbus,
Ohio....buurrrrrrrrrrr, we're cold already!!!)
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Hi Jeanne (in Boston!)
Do you live in Boston or in the outskirts? I have not been on
this listserve
long, but find it amazing there are so many families that live in
Massachusetts! We live north of Boston, in Tewksbury. I
have been on the
crouzon listserve for awhile, and I was beginning to think I was the
only
person who lived on the East Coast!
Talk to you soon. Gail
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Hello to all!!
I think another picture exchange is a wonderful idea, Cathie.
I was actually
thinking about that again. I have alot of film of Andrew that
I need to have
developed, but I'm sure there is a really cute one of him (ofcourse
all of his
pictures are cute). I don't think have the old list of addresses
that we all used
before, but I believe one of us has saved it somewhere. If someone
outhere still
has the old list, we can start with that and add any new ones to it.
This is great because alot of the kids have grown up so big. Last
time we did an
exchange, some of the littlest ones were newly born. Lets get
this going.
Lynn Thornquist
6 Maple Street
Hopedale, MA 01747
p.s. my address has changed
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We have really enjoyed our photo album/scrapbook and would love to update
it!
It has been an incredible eye opener to many people, including
schools,
friends, family, neighbors, and even doctors, many
who have not even had the
opportunity to see what another child with Apert's even looks like.
Since we are going to generate a list again, can we try to format
it in a way
that keeps it fairly organized? One or two of the parents placed
their lists in
a format in which they were able to automatically generate a
mailing list with
labels? Anyone willing to do that again?
Please put us on the list!
Margaret Iucker, age 5 Birthday 11/1/93
811 Moaniala St.
Honolulu, HI 96821
>
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From: Yngve Wallenius
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Hi Nicki.
If you look up Teeters page there is a page with Apert information in
Swedish, but there is also a translation so there will be no problem
to
read it. I know that everything that we write in that information folder
is
not adjustable for you - but maybe you get some new perspective.
The URL address is http://apert.org/sweden/index.htm
You have great future before you, with lots of trouble and a lot of
pleasure. To have that privilege to raise a child with apert syndrome
is
the greatest thing that happened to me - to us.
Hej då
Yngve
Yngve och Lisa Wallenius
Guldbaggestigen 1
S 611 63 Nyköping
Sweden
Tel; +46- (0)155 - 21 34 68
wallenius@mbox303.swipnet.se
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Definitely count us in on the picture exchange! We love our scrapbook
of
our internet friends and have found it exciting to share these beautiful
children with friends, family, etc. I was just noticing Carmen
Rae doesn't
look like the pictures I sent out anymore, so I am sure the other children
have changed and grown too! Our address is :
The Hills (Mike, Robin & Carmen Rae)
70 Woodmoor
Newnan, Georgia 30263
Also, can someone tell me how I can get in on the chatting? I
am not on
AOL and don't know anything about the other options. I have chatting
options through EXCITE on my computer, but could not find you guys.
What
do I need to do? Thanks!!!!!!
Robin Hill
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we are jumping on the bandwagon for the new photo exchange.
Judy
Nick Amerman
1035 E. Fairview
Morris, Il. 60450
age 8 5/3/90
apert syndrome and hydrocephalus
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Count us in on the photo exchange.........
Sheila MacDonald
79 Meridian Street
Melrose, Mass. 02176
Paige MacDonald
age 4
Apert Syndrome
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I'm writing down all the addresses but, I did'nt catch your name or
your son's
name could you write back and let me know.
Thanks,
Sheila
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This is Deb Picht from Minnesota. I would be interested in the
picture =
exchange.
Our address is:
Randy & Deb Picht
612 Soucy Drive
Marshall, MN 56258
Daughter: Lisa Marie Picht 9yrs old Born 7/29/89 (Soon to be 10)
I'm one of the new kids on the block so it sounds to me that we just
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need to find a good picture and get many remakes and then mail them
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to people on the list.
IS THIS CORRECT? JUST LET ME KNOW.
THANK YOU
DEB PICHT
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I would love to have my daughter and ourselves be on the photo exchange.
I
think it will be wonderful for her to have later.
Thanks
Lisa Guyette
Mail to:
Samantha Guyette
(4month)
3126 Sunset Lane
Hollywood Beach, CA 93035
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I try to solve questions for my Internet class, but I have problem with
one
question. If you know the answer, please help me.
The question is:
What is Mozilla:
A)One of the moons of Jupiter
B)A cartoon cat
C)Lizard
D)Italian food that can be ordered over the web
E)More than lesszilla
F)A special version of Netscape that can be used on Nintendo
64s
G)The nickname for the NASCAR racing team that is sponsored
by Netscape
Thank You
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Hi All,
I hope someone out there is collecting the addresses.
Please add ours!
Nate Finch
10 Field Rd.
Lexington, MA
02421
Age 8, Apert syndrome
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Hi everyone,
Count us in the picture exchange, our address is:
Jack & Raquel Miller
16703 Redwood Way
Weston, FL 33326
Daugther Nicole Taylor Miller born October 3, 1997 with Apert Syndrome.
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Hello again,
We are so relieved the surgery went as planned on Monday the 15th Nicole
now has 10 separate digits we are so excited. The surgery was
a success
and Nicole is doing fine. She had just started to walk about
one month
ago and her walk was still a cross between Fred Sanford and Frankenstien
so I thought that with two heavy casts on both hands she would not
be
able to walk. Boy was I wrong. She got up and started strolling
like
if nothing was on her. Still a cross between Fred Sanford and
Frankenstien but I'm sure in a couple of weeks she'll start walking
like
if she were strutting down the cat walk.
We had a chance to visit Seth Jefferson who is down here for his hand
surgery which also went well, he and Dori are coming over our house
today for a barbecue. Oh by the way my husband Jack wants everyone
to
know whenever you are down in the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale area please
give
us a call so we can have you over for a barbecue we love meeting other
Apert families and exchange notes and experiences. We haven't
had the
opportunity to meet many, but it has given us much comfort to meet
the
ones that we have it gives you a sense of hope and encouragement and
it
lets you know that you are not alone. I love this group and thank
each
and everyone of you for the support that we give each other.
P.S. Nicki is 17 months old no teeth yet......
Talk later
Raquel Miller (Sunny South Florida)
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I just talked to Don about how we can get all these names on one list.
He
said to send your address to addresses@apert.org
. The postings
will be under
www.apert.org/pictures/addresses .
He said if
you already wrote to the list and posted your address here, you do
not need to
send it again. Just the new ones who want to be on the exchange.
Don, I hope
I gave them the correct info!!!! :) I will make sure and include
Teeter this
time, too!!!!!
Cathie
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If you can get to any web pages at all, Teeter's Page is still at
http://www.apert.org
Don
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Edelman Member [SMTP:CoH1862@AOL.COM]
> Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 5:52 PM
> To: APERT@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
> Subject: Re: AOL CHATROOM
>
> My computer crashed last nite and I can't get Teeter's Page back.
Can
> someone
> help please?
> Thanks,
> Diane Youngblood
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Deb,
Yes, you are correct. Some people even wrote a little story about
their
child or some kind of little note. You feel free to do whatever
you
want.
Lynn
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Mozilla is Netscape's own internal reference or pet name for the
Netscape Navigator browser product. It's root is an older product
called Mosiac, and presumably this is a 'monster' version of Mosiac.
So
the answer is........none of the above. ----Don
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ozren & Ljilja Paravac [SMTP:paravac@PRIMENET.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 1:36 AM
> To: APERT@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
> Subject: Help me
>
> I try to solve questions for my Internet class, but I have problem
> with one
> question. If you know the answer, please help me.
> The question is:
> What is Mozilla:
> A)One of the moons of Jupiter
> B)A cartoon cat
> C)Lizard
> D)Italian food that can be ordered over the web
> E)More than lesszilla
> F)A special version of Netscape that can be used on Nintendo
64s
> G)The nickname for the NASCAR racing team that is sponsored
by
> Netscape
>
>
>
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>
> Ljiljana Paravac
> lvparava@primenet.com
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hi List, I was just thinking about recommending that you guys start
a
list like Cathie just mentioned she beat me to it. : ) this way
all you
have to do is check to see if your name is on the list. much easier
for
everybody . Chip sanchez Garden Grove Ca.
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I would love to get in on the photo exchange.
Stephanie Tingley
23695 N. 1525th St.
Chrisman, IL 61924
Carroline Tingley
10 Months 5-20-98
Apert Syndrome
P.S. Has anyone had trouble with tubes getting infected? Carroline
had
tubes put in Jan. 27 and her left ear will not clear up. Also at what
age
do they start speech therapy?
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Liz Saylan
407 River Mill Circle
Roswell, Ga 30075
I am sorry I have not been responding lately so much has been
happening here
I have not had time to write back to u all. For those of u who dont
know me my
name is Liz I am 30 years old with Aperts i have pictures in the clubhouse
.
In the october archives u should be able to find my story i think?
Anyways I
will try to leep better in touch, hope all is well with everyone. Andrea
did u
have ur midface yet let me know how that went.
Take care and keep in touch everyone. You can email me privately at
LSAYLAN@AOL.COM.
Sincerly
Liz
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Hi everyone!
Just a reminder - send your picture exchange addresses directly to
addresses@apert.org and not to the listserv (to preserve your privacy).
The full list is at http://www.apert.org/pictures/addresses.
Also, Cathie and I are hard at work preparing a web-based chat area
that
we can ALL go to without downloading any software and it won't matter
wheter you are on AOL or any other service - stay tuned!!!!!!!
Don
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> Hi From Sunny California,
I would also love to participate in the photo exchange, since I didn't
really participate last time. I will send out pictures as I get
addresses. My address is: 909 Woodlake Lane
Roseville, California 95661
Kelly Spadini
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Raquel,
I'm glad to hear that Nicole's surgery went so well. =)
Kelly Spadini
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From: Howard &
Ann <howrdnan@IHUG.CO.NZ>
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Hi Lynn
I kept a list of the addresses but then it got confused with the birthday list. I think the Contrino family had the latest. There were over 150, from memory. Apparently we have a bug in our computer at the moment, so I wouldn't be game to do this for anyone.
By the look of a couple of the envelopes we received, some people just printed off the addresses and then sellotaped them onto the envelope - a simple and effective way without the hassles of setting up a database. I have just set up a page with a table, 3 columns across, and am copying the addresses into it as they are given.
For those who are willing to send their photos overseas, we would love to get them and we are:
Ann Luxton and Howard and Amy Esler
6 Peter Mulgrew Street
Avondale, Auckland 7
New Zealand
How about family photos this time? Some did send family photos and it was great to see the children as part of a family rather than in isolation.
Regards
Ann
NZ
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Hi Everybody, Maxine Reed here, I too would love to be on the photo
exchange. I try and get some out as soon as I can. I am sorry I haven't
written in awhile but I got that terrible flu again and then my Dad
came
down with pneumonia and has been in the hospital every since but is
on the
mends and will be home on firday. I wanted
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I just wanted to comment on the picture exchange a few people didn't
give
their addresses. I wasn't in on the last exchange and don't have anyone's
address. So if you would post it I would love to send you a picture
of Carlee.
We have posted our address before, but I will do it again incase anyone
missed
it. I can't wait to get those pictures.
Cristy Williams
Carlee Age: 9 mos.
460 Polk Ave.
Orange Park, FL 32065
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Michael~ I just remembered something else. I had to go out
and buy shirts
that buttoned down the front (or back, I suppose) so that nothing squeezed
over her pins. She gets anxious when something touches her pins.
Good luck!
Christina
S.A.
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Lynn~
Zoey's Mom here. Zoey never seemed to have a problem when sleeping.
She
either laid flat on her back or while sleeping, just knew to lift her
head a
little to turn to the right or left side. Kids just adjust, I
suppose!
Nite,
Christina
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<< Did Zoey have the midface? Did you
got to Dallas? Who is your doctor? Hope you don't mind the questions.
I will
probably have more after these are answered! How long did it
take for the
swelling to go down? >>
Shirley~
Yes, Zoey had her midface done (that's what you meant, right?), we
go through
the Air Force Drs here in San Antonio (I'm in the Army), so we've never
been
to Dallas. The first surgery was just to relieve Zoey's sutures
mostly, but
they did put pins in and she didn't swell at all. This time,
she was swollen
for 7 days +. Ask as many questions as you won't....glad to be
of some help.
Christina
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Cristy and Carlee~
Zoey is two yrs and 2 months and only has 4 teeth. She started
getting her
very first tooth about 19-20 months...I think...gosh what a horrible
mother I
am for not remembering! :o)
Christina
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Cathie~
I'm about to get the girls' (Zoey and Tia) pictures taken and was thinking
of
sending them out...what a great idea! Where do we pull up the
addresses?
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Shirley~
Zoey turned two on Jan 18!
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Hi, would love to get more pictures was on the last exchange and
thought it was
fantastic idea as I started a book for Ashleigh. Im still missing
a few from the
first exchange. My address is
Carol Hamzsak
2 Woomera Street
Rye Victoria Australia 3941
Is it possible to get the list we had last time that was set out so
nicely and
made things easy when posting so you knew who what & Where.
Lets get to it as I
feel this is such a fantastic idea and last time reading the letters
and seeing
these fantastic photos was brilliant.
Carol
Cristy Williams wrote:
> I just wanted to comment on the picture exchange a few people didn't
give
> their addresses. I wasn't in on the last exchange and don't have
anyone's
> address. So if you would post it I would love to send you a picture
of Carlee.
> We have posted our address before, but I will do it again incase
anyone missed
> it. I can't wait to get those pictures.
>
> Cristy Williams
Carlee Age: 9 mos.
> 460 Polk Ave.
> Orange Park, FL 32065
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Hi,
I hope it's ok if I just mail directly to those who posted their addresses.
As those who were on the AOL Chat found out, I get knocked off when
I'm
involved with too much activitie. i.e. Chat typing and going
to the internet,
so I won't be able to get to the address list, but I'll try.
If anyone
doesn't mind you can send me your address through my email and I'll
send a
picture of Samantha out. I would love everyone's pictures for
her scrapbook
also. Such as Cathie and Don (Teeter is such a celebrity with
my friends and
family, they knew about her before we even got out of hospital).
I had fun
tonight sending out her picture. I ran out of them so will go
tomorrow to
order more. It's time for a new photo anyway they grow
so fast.
Well we still meet on AOL Sunday's until we get another?
I won't be around
this Sunday (watching awards) but well see if anyone is on the following
week.
This Sunday is the anniversary of me finding out I was pregnant and
trying to
concentrate on last years award but too excited with the news.
This year
Samantha will be with me while I watch them. Time flies.
Tomorrow Samantha and I will go to our first cranial facial support
group.
It's in Sherman Oaks, CA. I saw one of the teenagers and his
aunt on the
Rosie O'Donnel show and they showed the group on film. He was
so inspiring
that I must have my daughter around kids like him. I'll
let you all know how
it went.
Love, Lisa Guyette
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I don't know if this will help anyone else, but I live pretty far from
the
hospital where my daughter will have her surgeries. My phone
costs have
skyrocketed since her birth. I called our case manager the other
day and got
her email. I asked her questions by email, asked for the nipples
that
Samantha uses and only they have, told her what specialists we
need to see
and what days we could do it. By the next day she emailed me
that all the
appointments were coordinated, that the nipples were sent and answered
all my
questions. It was great.
Lisa Guyette
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Hi Everybody Maxine here Iam sorry that I didn't finish the last letter
that
was sent out. It wasn't suppose to be sent out, I had put it in my
out box
and when I got back to it, it got sent out by mistake. Anyway I've
been tied
out helping out my mom and being sick myself but I have read your letters,
I
would like to try and answer some questions that some of you had.
I asked my mom about seizures, if I had any when
I was little and she
said that she couldn't remember if I had. I also asked my sister who
seems
to remember more than my mom and she said that I never had any seizures,
I
hope that it helped you Heart broken Mechelle Holt in my favorite state
NC.
Now for the sleeping problem that Stephanie wrote, I don't have any
sleeping
problems that Iam aware of other than that I snore sometimes when I
have a
cold and my nose is plug up. I do have a high palate but I don't seem
to
have any speech problems or have any breathing problems. I hope that
help
you. To Lisa Guyette who wrote back on March 4 about what to say when
people
ask about your Aperts little girl Samantha, I again asked my parents
and my
sister and they both said that they just told them that I was born
that way
and that I am a normal healthy special little girl, and that most of
the
time thats all that was said. My parents never treated me as different
because to them I wasn't, because I did all the things that other kids
did
my age. I walked when most other kids did, my first tooth came in at
the
same time as other babys did, as did the rest of my teeth. My whole
family
felt that I was special but every baby in our family is special. So
I never
felt different. Still when people ask me what happened I just tell
them that
God made me different so that I can help other people with Aperts and
their
parents to get along in life. Besides (I also say we'er all different
and if
we were all alike it would be a boring life. So I would say that I
would
wait until someone would ask and as Samantha gets older let her till
them.
So times it hard on me but then I think well if they don't ask thats
their
lost. Yes, what to expect the first years from an aperts baby is trial
and
tribulations but so is having a happy normal child at any age is. I
have a
15 year old daughter who is going on 20 and wants to drive that is
giving me
alot of trial and tribulations. But Iam very happy to have her. I loved
your
letter Michael Sharrow on the insurance people getting their degrees
at
Kmart. I'll place my bet on you. Where do they get their brains. I'll
be
rooting for you and praying.Hope everything works out. Don and Cathie,
That
would be great if you can get a Chat room I wasn't sure I could get
to that
other one and Iam not sure how to use a chat room. I've never been
in one. I
would also don like to know how I can get bring up my pictures that
I sent
you. I tryed once but I wasn't sure if I was doing it right. So could
you
tell me again? I want to say a big HELLO to all the new people who
have
joined this great group. Iam Maxine Reed who has aperts and is 44 (
I know I
am old at least that what my daughter says I am) I am happliy married
comming up in June for 15 long long years. I am happy and willing to
answer
any questions that anybody has to ask me. A belated Happy Anniverary
goes to
Don and Cathie. I hope you two have many more Happy Days ahead. Iam
sending
out prayers to all that have had surgerys and who are going to have
them. My
prayers go out to the parents too. Because you need them too at these
times
when your babys are going though these surgerys. Like I said in my
other
letter I too want to get in on the picture exchange I'll send some
out as
soon as I can make some duplicates heres my address 1404 Del Mar Modesto,
Calif. 95350 Well I hope I have helped with answering some of the questions.
Take Care everybody. It's been sunny here. Happiness Maxine or Max
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Dear friends,
Tomorrow will be the one year anniversary of our losing Ceci, so please
keep
us in your prayers.
We are doing about as well as can be expected. Ceci's little brother
Blair
continues to keep us going and we have some comfort in the fact that
we have
another baby due in August.
We've been lurking on the listserv and trying to answer questions when
we
could, but we'll probably be unsubscribing in the next month or so,
but
please feel free to email us at mailto:kilner@worldnet.att.net anytime.
We'll get the news to you (via Don?) when our new one arrives.
All of you (and you little ones) will have a place in our hearts and
remain
in our prayers.
Peace,
Chris, Reggie, & Blair Kilner
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Hello everyone,
Yesterday Raquel and I spent the day with Dori and Seth. We had
a
wonderful time sharing thoughts and concerns as well as just getting
to
know each other.
Dori asked us to post a note on the listserver letting everyone know
that the surgery went well and she will be going back home on Saturday.
Seth's doctor only did one hand this time and she is anticipating
another trip to Miami for the other hand.
Thanks for all your thoughts and prayers regarding Nicki as well.
Her
surgery was also on Monday and the doctor is very optimistic.
Jack Miller
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Our thougths and prayers are with you at this very difficult time.
I knows
how hard this anniversary will be for you. My girlfriend lost
her 5 years old
daughter 3 years ago, and although the pain is still there...and always
will
be, however, it will subside a bit as time goes on. Hang in there....
we will
be thinking of you and saying our prayers!!!!!!!
Best wishes,
Sheila[Paige's mom]
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Stephanie,
Sorry I cannot help you with the infections after ear tubes. Andrew
never
had that problem. His ears actually become really clear after
ear tubes are
put in. As far as the Speech Therapy goes, Andrew started that
when he was
about 20 months. He had had Speech consults up until then with
every
assessment through EI. Andrew is now in playgroup through EI
and his speech
has picked up tremendously. But I do think that it all has to
do with the
child. Every child has their time for things. I have never
believed in
reading the book "What to expect the first year". Hang in there,
the words
will come soon enough.
Lynn
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Ann,
I'm making up a list as we go as well, but Don has a list that you can get off the internet and you can post your address there.
Don-- I had a problem adding information about Andrew. How do I, or can I edit my name and address section. How does someone put their address on there?
As far as family pictures, we have only one good professional one and it is a little out dated. Maybe what I will do is wait until the new baby is born before I send out any family pictures. But I will send out one of Andrew before then.
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Christy,
You can get everyone's addresses from the webpage that Don and Cathie
have set
up. It is not everyone from the last time, but as people send
their addresses, it
is being updated. You can put your address on there yourself.
Lynn
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If you want to make labels off of the webpage, you can get copier
label paper (which is a whole sheet without pre-cut labels), print
off the list on this paper, and cut labels that way,
rather than using scotch tape! Look for a product
like Avery #5353 !
Joana, Honolulu
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Hi everyone!
There's been a lot of problems getting everyone together for chat and
lists and events, and I think I've come up with a solution. I've
created a web-based community called Apert Chat on Excite. Whether
you
are on AOL or any other internet service, you will be able to come
to
this place and chat with each other, any time, any day. There
are lots
of other features:
A calendar of events that YOU can update - put your birthdays, chat
times, surgeries.
A photo gallery that YOU can update.
Discussion boards, links to other related sites, contact lists,
announcements, private message center, all that EACH of you will be
able
to add to. Best of all, it's completely free.
Each of you will shortly be receiving an individual invitation to join
this community. This will not come through the listserv, each
will be
sent to your subscription address directly. Follow the instructions
on
how to sign up. Once most of you join, I will make the most areas
accessable to members only. Right now it will be wide open so
you can
explore as a guest.
Teeter's Page will continue to be our main page, and it will be where
each of you who wants one may have their own complete page. Nothing
will change there!!! But this new community can be the place
where all
of us can participate in a bunch of activities together.
Please sign up soon! I really want to get as many of you involved
as I
can. It will only take a few moments of your time. I suggest
you use a
single word for your Excite user id (you will also get a free Excite
mailbox!) and when you register, uncheck the boxes that put you on
all
of excite's mailing lists, so you won't get a bunch of junk mail from
now on.
Please write to me at CatNDon@apert.org if you have any questions at
all. Hoping you'll ALL sign up!!!!!
Don
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All the invitations have been sent out. If you did not receive
yours,
please let me know. If you did, and were able to sign up, what
do you
think of the community? Write back here, or better yet, start
a
discussion on the discussion board, or leave me a message on the Apert
Chat message board!!!
Don
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Chris, Reggie, and Blair:
I would be honored to go before God on your behalf. May He bless
you and
always make His love and care evident to you each, throughout the rest
of your
lives.
Thankyou for all of your help.
Much love,
Alice in Orlando, Florida
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Hi
Maxine, thank you so much for the advise. Lately I have
found that people
seem more shocked that Samantha is only four months. They say
she looks
older. I think her head size makes her look older.
I now only comment when
people seem to really notice. Like one woman saw her hands and
looked so sad.
Once I said something she looked closer and said "Oh they should be
able to
fix that." When she's in the car seat carrier they don't
notice her head,
but when we are holding her they do. It is so nice to have someone
who is an
adult with aperts letting us all know the childs side of everything.
Thanks
so much.
I'm going away for weekend. Taking Samantha to our first cranial
support
group tonight. Also a couple I know really want to babysit her
and it will be
good for me since I've never been away from her. So tomorrow
night they will
watch her and I'm going out to dinner with a friend. We'll
see what kind of
mother I am. Well I be the "I'm free" type or not hearing one
thing my friend
is saying because I'm thinking of Sam. Then we're going
to Anaheim (all this
is about two hours from our house) for her to meet a load of her cousins
for
the first time. And we'll be staying at my mom's to get to these
places
easier so Samantha will miss her dad and brother, but will be spoiled
by her
grandparents.
I'm really excited about the new "Excite" chat. Monday I'll
see if my
computer is capable of receving it. If not it will probably be
time for me to
think about fixing my computer. Last year I got the bright
idea to delete
some things to make more memory room and ended up deleting some very
important
parts of computer.
Thanks Don and Cathie for all the wonderful things you've created.
Have a good weekend everybody.
Love, Lisa and Samantha Guyette
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Some people (including me) have experienced a general slowness and/or
messages that a page is not available, or that explorer can't open
a
page. The excite server is very busy during certain times of
the day,
and getting a message like this just means you have hit one of those
busy times. All you have to do is keep trying 5 or 6 times and
you will
eventually get in. Excite is a reputable company and they have
already
upgraded their equipment several times as they have grown - I have
no
doubt they will continue to do so. Take a look at their stock
prices!!!
As far as registration problems, make sure you do not have any spaces
in
your registration name or password!!!
Don
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Hi Don, I just wanted to say that I finally got in to Excite. Thanks
for the
info on putting my name togather with no space. Thats what did it when
I
tryed it your way. Will there still be the listsever for Aperts Well
I gota
go I want to get back to the Excite page. Thanks again for the help.
Max
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Just wanted to wish Seth
and Nicole speedy recoveries from their surgeries.
Sounds like things went well for both of you.
Nice to be in the same hospital, huh?
Best wishes,
janine
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Howdy,
I notice there is another picture exchange going. I was hoping
that maybe you
could still include us on the exchange. I have come so close to many
of you
while BJ was still with us and would like to know how all the kids
are growing
and changing. If this is not an appropriate request I apologize.
Marjorie Harmon in Texas
Marjorie Harmon
3011 Cross Trail Rd
San Antonio TX 78264
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Marjorie:
I could never think of including you in our "family" as inappropriate.
So
glad to hear from you again.
Much love and certainly prayers,
Alice in Orlando, Florida
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Ditto this! And also to little Zoey. So glad they
are all doing well now.
Thinking of you often.
Pat and the Peach
Just wanted to wish Seth and Nicole speedy recoveries from their
surgeries.
>Sounds like things went well for both of you.
>
>Nice to be in the same hospital, huh?
>
>Best wishes,
>
>janine
>
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Just wanted these families to know that I also think of you. Especially
now
in the spring. I was just thinking about Ceci the other day,
and of course
its also the time of year that I like to go up to the big park, and
I always
think of BJ when I climb that hill.
Chris and Reggie, congratulations on your impending arrival. So
happy to
hear that. Please do let us know when the baby is here.
Special good wishes to you all.
Pat and the Peach in Calgary (springtime in the foothills --
beautiful here!)
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Just wanted to thank everyone for keeping us in your prayers.....it
worked!
Talitha is doing great after her ear surgery. I almost cried
when she asked
me to turn down the TV last night! (tears of joy)....We got a definite
date
for the RED System and LeForte III surgery yesterday....April 19th...I'm
scared as hell (pardon the lingo)...just don't know what we'd do without
friends like y'all! When my lil one looks at me, I feel like
balling....but
the next minute, she gives me a look of "I'm ok, dad", "Everything
will be
just fine". She's soo cool....I'm a basket case...but, I try
to supress it
as much as possible in front of her...I'll never forget her courage...As
silly as it sounds...I'm leaning on her...and she's the one that has
to go
through all this.....sheesh....I'm such a wimp...Well....thanks for
letting
me let off some weight....Anyone in surgery, post or pre....we wish
you the
best...keep your head up!
Your friend, Michael (Talitha's dad)
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Ann <howrdnan@IHUG.CO