Important info for our kids

December 31, 2001

Hi everyone,

I found this web site this morning while searching the web and I thought

that all of you might be interested or be able to pass it on to other

therapist and doctors who might need a resource for therapy equipment. I

myself have never seen so many products that would be helpful for . I

wish I would have found this site prior to Christmas, but hey...in this

house, its Christmas 365 days a year. Anyhow, they have lots of things to

help disabled children cope with daily task and such.

Here is the web address...

Aloha,

P.S. Kim, is the writing program, 'Write from the start', the program you

suggested for ? They have it on the site and if it is, I am planning

to order it. But for some reason, I believe that it was, 'Handwritting

without tears'.

December 31, 2001

Dear ,

Thank you so much for the useful website. I know I'll be ordering from it

soon.

I can see many products that would make 's life easier, and he deserve

all the help I can give him.

Sandi, 's Mom, suspected IgA def., chronic sinusitis, chronic ear

infections, severe allergies. Nine surgeries, one pending.

January 3, 2002

Another great site/catalog with all sorts of therapy equipment and toys, plus

mobility assistance is " Abilitations " . It's www.abilitations.com. It's a HUGE

catalog with endless stuff in it...

doesn't have any of those issues, but I got it because it has a lot of

things you can do with a homebound child in the winter. She was isolated most

of last year, so I was looking for anything and everything to entertain her.

I found an indoor doorway swing for even big kids, they also have sensory

stuff, play therapy stuff, etc. Lots of stimulating and educational stuff for

everybody.

(mom to , age: 3 yrs on 1/17/02! Polysaccharide antibody def, IgA

def)

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