Comments on: Blogging for Kids with Diabilities, the solo version http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/ There's a right way. There's a wrong way. And then there's MY way. Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:23:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: The View From Kalamazoo » Blog Archive » Blogging for Kids with Disabilities http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/comment-page-1/#comment-884 The View From Kalamazoo » Blog Archive » Blogging for Kids with Disabilities Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:07:55 +0000 http://elisabeth.carnell.com/?p=596#comment-884 [...] Parenting children with disabilities is challenging on a number of levels. In the case of my family, the disabilities are (initially) invisible–mental, emotional–but no less present. I addressed some of those challenges (and the specifics of our situation) last year. [...] [...] Parenting children with disabilities is challenging on a number of levels. In the case of my family, the disabilities are (initially) invisible–mental, emotional–but no less present. I addressed some of those challenges (and the specifics of our situation) last year. [...]

]]> By: Elisabeth Carnell http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Elisabeth Carnell Wed, 18 Mar 2009 21:07:26 +0000 http://elisabeth.carnell.com/?p=596#comment-50 I'm glad you found me, Andrea! I hope you are able to find more information over time (I'm still looking, too), and best wishes to you both. -E I’m glad you found me, Andrea! I hope you are able to find more information over time (I’m still looking, too), and best wishes to you both. -E

]]> By: andrea http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/comment-page-1/#comment-49 andrea Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:51:04 +0000 http://elisabeth.carnell.com/?p=596#comment-49 Hi Elisabeth, I found your blog by googling partial trisomy 16p. My daughter who is 5 also has PDD NOS and partial trisomy 16p 12.1-12.2. She is adopted so we are searching for any information about partial trisomy 16p. Thanks for your blog and information. Your daughter sounds so similar to mine Andrea Hi Elisabeth,

I found your blog by googling partial trisomy 16p. My daughter who is 5 also has PDD NOS and partial trisomy 16p 12.1-12.2. She is adopted so we are searching for any information about partial trisomy 16p. Thanks for your blog and information. Your daughter sounds so similar to mine
Andrea

]]> By: Kathy http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Kathy Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:56:43 +0000 http://elisabeth.carnell.com/?p=596#comment-36 Hey Lisa, I'm sorry Emma has had so many difficulties, we have had our share too with Emily's prematurity (We will finally get the MRI scan of her brain on Thursday so they can diagnose CP - It only took almost 6 years.) and Mallory's breathing issues (Pneumonia 6 times, RSV twice, and reactive airway disease (the precursor to childhood asthma, which I am soooo looking forward to). However, the person that has been getting the most attention is me, for my disabilities. I have 5 mental health diagnoses, and despite my education and experience, I can no longer teach or be a school counselor, because my doctors won't allow me. I have just started blogging about it this past fall, and I'm getting a chance to be an advocate for myself and others with severe MI. Anyway, good for you for all your advocating. If I remember correctly, you can be a ferocious mama-bear! Email me when you get a chance, we'll have coffee (at our own computers) and chat. :) Hopefully it will be soon! *hugs* Kathy Hey Lisa,

I’m sorry Emma has had so many difficulties, we have had our share too with Emily’s prematurity (We will finally get the MRI scan of her brain on Thursday so they can diagnose CP – It only took almost 6 years.) and Mallory’s breathing issues (Pneumonia 6 times, RSV twice, and reactive airway disease (the precursor to childhood asthma, which I am soooo looking forward to). However, the person that has been getting the most attention is me, for my disabilities. I have 5 mental health diagnoses, and despite my education and experience, I can no longer teach or be a school counselor, because my doctors won’t allow me. I have just started blogging about it this past fall, and I’m getting a chance to be an advocate for myself and others with severe MI. Anyway, good for you for all your advocating. If I remember correctly, you can be a ferocious mama-bear! Email me when you get a chance, we’ll have coffee (at our own computers) and chat. :) Hopefully it will be soon! *hugs* Kathy

]]> By: Paulita http://elisabeth.carnell.com/2008/blogging-for-kids-with-diabilities-the-solo-version/comment-page-1/#comment-35 Paulita Sat, 27 Dec 2008 05:01:44 +0000 http://elisabeth.carnell.com/?p=596#comment-35 Elisabeth - I had no idea you were going through all this with Emma. My thoughts are with you both. Hugs, Paulita Elisabeth – I had no idea you were going through all this with Emma. My thoughts are with you both. Hugs, Paulita

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