Amaya's 1st casting Rochester July 16th

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With Amaya's first casting soon approaching I am beginning to become both

nervous and hopeful all at the same time. I look at this beautiful little active

girl with such a zest for life and all it has to offer. To look at her no one

would know anything was wrong (her pediatrician didn't I had to call several

times to get her an appt.) I wonder to myself will this casting work, will she

be able to dance and do gymnastic and not miss out on anything life has to

offer. No one seems to understand how I feel. With Amaya's being the youngest

of 5 children she seems to love to do what they all participate in. She loves

to dance, will she ever be able to.. she loves to tumble, will she when she

grows up. Everyone seems to think this is all I care about, it isn't, of course

I want to make sure I make the right choices for her and give her the best

possible life I can. I want her to grow and experience all life has to offer.

I don't want her sitting on the bleachers or in the crowd wondering why she

can't fo those things.

We met with Dr. Rubery at Strong (does anyone else go here)and he highly

recommended this casting. We had contacted Shriner's as well but with us being

lucky enough to have this available to us an hour away we decided to proceed

here. Maybe I am just thinking to much..

I have read where many families are not able to go to the casting together, I

must say the Oral Surgeons I work for and the small kitchen company my husband

works for are the best. I was called and given the date for Amaya's first

casting and not once did they hesitate, I was told ok dont worry about a thing

we will make it work. They are amazing. I wish all of you parents could have

that type of situation and not have to worry about a thing.

Thanks for listening

Tammy

Amaya's mom, 21 months curve of 45* in May 1st casting July 16th