Welcome! I was just at a fundraiser last night for a cerebral palsy therapy center (the little girl next door has it and her mom runs the local organization). Really great to hear that it shouldn't be an issue for TTC other than the CS!
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Welcome and good luck! And also what is your favorite kind of dessert?
Hmm that's a good question. When we cross over the boarder to the US it's White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cheescake from the Cheescake Factory. Otherwise I don't like cheescake lol.
Anyhing chocolate and peanut. I have a bit of a sweet tooth.
Welcome! I was just at a fundraiser last night for a cerebral palsy therapy center (the little girl next door has it and her mom runs the local organization). Really great to hear that it shouldn't be an issue for TTC other than the CS!
That's amazing. I've always had a hard time finding many people with CP growing up. Especially high functioning ones like myself. I always say I'm lucky because my case is quite mild compared to others.
I've been searching the internet high and low trying to find some info on parenting with a disability but it's not really out there or it's quite out dated. I've decided that I would like to start my own blog or YouTube channel once I'm pregnant and hopefully help out some other parents out there. I just have to teach myself how to do that now lol
Welcome! I was just at a fundraiser last night for a cerebral palsy therapy center (the little girl next door has it and her mom runs the local organization). Really great to hear that it shouldn't be an issue for TTC other than the CS!
That's amazing. I've always had a hard time finding many people with CP growing up. Especially high functioning ones like myself. I always say I'm lucky because my case is quite mild compared to others.
I've been searching the internet high and low trying to find some info on parenting with a disability but it's not really out there or it's quite out dated. I've decided that I would like to start my own blog or YouTube channel once I'm pregnant and hopefully help out some other parents out there. I just have to teach myself how to do that now lol
I think that would be a great idea! I'm sure there are many people in your situation who are looking for others how have had similar experiences. And the little girl next door is similarly high-functioning - she has minimal use of her legs but that's really about it.
TTC since 11/2012, IR-PCOS, weak ovulation, Incompetent Cervix
BFP #1, EDD 3/30/14, M/C on 8/19/13 at 8w D&E 8/21/13 -"Tad"
BFP #2, EDD 9/16/14, IC loss on 4/12/14 at 17w4d-Rowan
BFP #3, EDD 6/20/14, preventative TVC placed 12/19/12, IC loss on 1/6/15 at 16w3d-Carson
TAC'd w/ Dr Haney on 4/20/15, Bionic cervix is in place with 2 bands!!!
Welcome and good luck! And also what is your favorite kind of dessert?
Hmm that's a good question. When we cross over the boarder to the US it's White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cheescake from the Cheescake Factory. Otherwise I don't like cheescake lol.
Anyhing chocolate and peanut. I have a bit of a sweet tooth.
Welcome! I was just at a fundraiser last night for a cerebral palsy therapy center (the little girl next door has it and her mom runs the local organization). Really great to hear that it shouldn't be an issue for TTC other than the CS!
That's amazing. I've always had a hard time finding many people with CP growing up. Especially high functioning ones like myself. I always say I'm lucky because my case is quite mild compared to others.
I've been searching the internet high and low trying to find some info on parenting with a disability but it's not really out there or it's quite out dated. I've decided that I would like to start my own blog or YouTube channel once I'm pregnant and hopefully help out some other parents out there. I just have to teach myself how to do that now lol
I'm case manager for individuals with developmental disabilities. I'm not very familiar with Canadian service but there are quite a few agencies in New York City that might be able to provide you with some info.
TTC #1 since August 2013 DX: Endo November 2014: Hysteroscopy, D&C June - September 2015: Clomid + Novarel + IUI #1-3 January 2017: Laparoscopy - endo removed
Welcome and good luck! And also what is your favorite kind of dessert?
Hmm that's a good question. When we cross over the boarder to the US it's White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cheescake from the Cheescake Factory. Otherwise I don't like cheescake lol.
Anyhing chocolate and peanut. I have a bit of a sweet tooth.
Welcome! I was just at a fundraiser last night for a cerebral palsy therapy center (the little girl next door has it and her mom runs the local organization). Really great to hear that it shouldn't be an issue for TTC other than the CS!
That's amazing. I've always had a hard time finding many people with CP growing up. Especially high functioning ones like myself. I always say I'm lucky because my case is quite mild compared to others.
I've been searching the internet high and low trying to find some info on parenting with a disability but it's not really out there or it's quite out dated. I've decided that I would like to start my own blog or YouTube channel once I'm pregnant and hopefully help out some other parents out there. I just have to teach myself how to do that now lol
I grew up in Burlington! I moved to London 7.5 years ago and have been here ever since
Welcome & good luck. A friends SIL has CP and had two healthy pregnancies. She also uses a walker. Her husband is great at helping out as her mobility causes limitations. She hired a house cleaner to help with that so she could focus on other things and that seemed to help. They are a beautiful, healthy and happy family. Welcome!
That's what I'm trying to find...someone I can talk to but haven't had any luck. I feel like I have it all figured out in my head but until I'm faced with the situation I'm not really sure how it will go.
If you happen to talk to her would you mind asking if I can exchange emails with her? Just to pick her brain. How they modified things to accomodate her disability? I know the child will adjust based on my abilities because they won't know any other way, but it would still be nice to talk to someone whos been through it. If she doesn't want to talk, I completely understand.
I grew up in Burlington! I moved to London 7.5 years ago and have been here ever since
We're looking at moving...possibly to Burlington. Can't afford anything bigger in Mississauga
I miss living in Burlington, it's such a beautiful city. My family still lives there so I visit often enough. I so wish we could afford to live there... maybe one day
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