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Old 09-15-2006, 03:41 PM #1
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Thumbs up Langan Walking!!

Here is (I hope) a short video of Langan walking at school. Just wanted to share!! This is in a room at school. Since Langan doesn't nap like the rest of the kids, her wonderful aide and another aide take her into this room at naptime and work on her goals. That's the wonderful Ms. Kim in the background. She wasn't at her best b/c she had been walking a while before I got there and b/c she has been rather fussy with a nasty UTI. BUT I love it just the same!



I know there has been recent talk here about AFOs and shoes. She is wearing her AFOs and her blue Hatchbacks (she has blue, black and pink). We LOVE the Hatchbacks!

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Wendy, mom to Langan, the love of my life, born 7/19/02. Global delays, intractable seizures, mystery girl. VNS implanted 2/10/06, now on small dose of lamictal and fighting for seizure control, and wife to Jon, the other love of my life!!
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