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Tammy
thanks.
Pilar.
I was just reading your reply to my message on the Dr. Wong Cincinnati group and noticed you would have been there on Dec. 9th but your dates changed.
Yes, I did enjoy seeing Kevin on TV. I also called my parents and had them look for him. I hope (if it is his desire) that he will have other opportunities.
Maybe one of these days we will meet. It would be nice. I keep wishing I could find a way to go to the PPMD conference held in the summer.....maybe someday that will work out. Do you go?
My name is Pilar I'm from New Jersey my son is 11, still walking around difficulty going up the stairs or standing up, but still going, deletion 13-17 shfitframe also.
My son Sebastian is on prednisone 20miligram, every other day. I willlike to meet somebody from New Jersey or group ... thanks.
I just got back from California, so sorry for the delay.
It sounds like our boys have alot in common!
Miller will be 14 in 2 weeks and he is like your son, he uses a gogo for school and distance and does everything else on his feet. I took him to Legoland out West and he did pretty well! He even walked to the restroom on the plane by himself (while I was watching and biting off what nails I have left)
He is really starting to complain about his height. His brother is 6"2 and it really ticks him off!
Miller is on Deflazacort as well and has done pretty good with it. We go to Toronto in about a month and I'm wondering if the Dr. will up his dose.
We got the house finished, and it has been a huge blessing. We bought our lift on craigs list for like 800- and had an automatic door opener put on his door so when he comes home from school all he has to do is hit the remote. That has been really nice.
Trust me when I say I know how your feeling about the day when he cant use his legs. The hard part is there is no set day or year. I remember when we first went to the MDA doctor and the numbers they gave me were crazy, but he continues to surpass all those expectations.
Miller has been challenged by school since he started, and is now starting to come around. Having a learning disability and DMD is like a double whammy, but once he gets it he's fine it just takes him longer!
I was looking at your photos and Kevin looks like a well rounded young man! I hold nothing back from Miller and if hes up for the challenge I let him go! I'm just crossing my fingers he wont want to skydive in the near future!
Keep me posted!
Michelle
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