Re: Thank you! Re: Smiling....

[Guest guest]

Whewhoo! I'm so happy for you. The smiles are precious. Enjoy!

Tina

Tina

Thank you! Re: Smiling....

Just a quick note to say thank you to all the lovely people who sent messages of

hope that Tommy would smile. At 5 months of age, our Tommy has learnt how to

smile and I am wasting a lot of hours just sitting and playing with him and

waiting for the next beautiful smile!

I am hoping the neck strength will improve next. Fingers crossed.

Thanks again for your kindness and support x

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> ,

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> I remember thinking exactly the same thing - I just wanted Max to smile so

that I knew he was happy. It took Max a long time to smile because he has a

vision impairment as a result of his PMG. He has a cortical vision impairment

that resulted in taking him a long time to smile.

> BUT, he did smile and laugh and it was probably within a year - I'm not sure

exactly.

>

> Have you been to an eye docter yet??? It may provide some important

information.

>

> Be assured you son will smile and laugh!!!! It may take him longer but he'll

find a way to let you know he's happy and the things he likes.

>

> Keep us posted.

> Joanie (Max 9yrs)

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[Guest guest]

How wonderful! That's not a waste of time, it's a fabulous way to communicate. I

hope you are enjoying every one of them.

Time to start working on those belly laughs!

and Carver

Hickory, NC

Thank you!  Re: Smiling....

 

Just a quick note to say thank you to all the lovely people who sent messages of

hope that Tommy would smile. At 5 months of age, our Tommy has learnt how to

smile and I am wasting a lot of hours just sitting and playing with him and

waiting for the next beautiful smile!

I am hoping the neck strength will improve next. Fingers crossed.

Thanks again for your kindness and support x

>

> ,

>

> I remember thinking exactly the same thing - I just wanted Max to smile so

that I knew he was happy. It took Max a long time to smile because he has a

vision impairment as a result of his PMG. He has a cortical vision impairment

that resulted in taking him a long time to smile.

> BUT, he did smile and laugh and it was probably within a year - I'm not sure

exactly.

>

> Have you been to an eye docter yet??? It may provide some important

information.

>

> Be assured you son will smile and laugh!!!! It may take him longer but he'll

find a way to let you know he's happy and the things he likes.

>

> Keep us posted.

> Joanie (Max 9yrs)

>