Re: Re: KKI?

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Joan,

Thanks for all the information I appreciate it!

Trish

> Hi Trish,

>

> Dr. Capone sees a variety of children with different disabilites.

> However, he has a special interest in children with Down syndrome

> (as the director of the Down syndrome clinic there) and is also very

> involved in working with kids with down syndrome who also have

> autism. He is on our advisory board for the Down syndrome and autism

> information center (we sent a grant off last week and will send out

> more over the next few months). You can look to see if there is a

> clinic email contact for him off of Len leshin's site (www.ds-

> health.com).

>

> Pat Winders is the Physical Therapist you are referring to. She

> wrote the book, " Gross Motor Skills for Children with Down

> Syndrome. " It is available from Woodbine House

> (www.woodbinehouse.com). She would have a good idea about feet.

>

> Take care,

> Joan

>

>

>>

>>> : Tori starting seeing Dr. Capone last Sept. They are

>>> wonderful down

>>> there and she is part of his research on the ddx.

>>>

>>> Liz

>>> KKI?

>>>

>>>

>>>> I have read that a lot of people go to KKI see Dr. Capone! I

> wish we

>>>> lived out there so we could go too! If its okay to ask, how many

>>>> people see him? I just got a book, I think by a PT who works at

> the

>>>> clinic?

>>>>

>>>> mom to , 3yrs, DS, ASD?

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

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