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Baby’s first EEG

March 31, 2014August 2, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

A whole lot of screaming getting connected to the machine, but she ended up exhausting herself so she fell asleep as they had hoped.  The EEG gave the doctors no immediate cause for concern but we won’t know the full Continue Reading

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More testing. More problems.

March 28, 2014August 2, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

I think Jenny and I have both been reticent to admit the nerves we’re experiencing. Maggie’s EEG which was scheduled months ago has finally arrived. We go in on Monday. While we were told it is very likely to be Continue Reading

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Government services

March 25, 2014March 18, 2014 ajtesler1 Comment

After months of fighting with the Regional Center for Early Intervention services I finally gave up and just started paying for private therapists and services. It was less time consuming than the alternative. We got an evaluation done in October Continue Reading

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Communication Expert

March 16, 2014March 12, 2014 ajtesler3 Comments

We talked to a Rett communication expert today who told us that it has not been her experience that girls learn how to speak after their regression. She noticed Jenny and I took that a little hard. See, if we Continue Reading

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The Dentist

March 14, 2014March 11, 2014 ajtesler1 Comment

We were supposed to go at her second birthday. But we were scared. Getting her to lie down, get her teeth cleaned, when she won’t even really let us brush her hair for 15 seconds seemed like it’d be a Continue Reading

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Superhero Suit

March 13, 2014March 12, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

Today we went to see a physical therapist who’s been described to us as a mad scientist when it comes to outfitting kids with motility problems. Maggie doesn’t have mobility problems, per se, but she does have ataxia. So, her Continue Reading

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Where to begin

March 10, 2014March 10, 2014 ajtesler2 Comments

This has been a crazy week. Maggie continues to impress every chance she’s given. She’s walking down the stairs by herself now. Most of the time she holds the railing, but tonight, she just walked. By herself. That’s something she Continue Reading

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Virtual 5k

March 1, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

We did our first Rett event today.  It was supposed to be a 5k at a park but due to rain it ended up being a stroll around a mall.  It was nice meeting some of the other families, but Continue Reading

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Sick Today. We think.

February 24, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

One of the hardest parts about having a little girl who is non-verbal is when she’s not feeling well, it’s just a guessing game to find out what’s wrong. My wife noticed she looked a little pale this morning, but Continue Reading

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Big Girl Bed

February 22, 2014February 22, 2014 ajteslerLeave a comment

Great day today with a lot of vocalizing at speech and her surpassing her previous performance at PT for a spectacular 6th consecutive week. And after tucking her in calmed her rocking, we decided she would appreciate not being in Continue Reading

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When their daughter was diagnosed with rare neurological disease, Rett Syndrome, they promised her they would do everything they could to find a cure and help her live the best life she could. It was then that Magnolia's Hope was born.

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