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Hi ,

Yep, I sure do agree with you about God giving the kids a special gift.

sings with country songs, especially likes Toby , " I Wanna Talk

About Me " , he amazes us at how he remembers his treatment things, asks, " time

for my treatment yet? " and when I tell him yes, he says " lets go, lets go " so

yep, I agree with the special gift.

Take care,

, mommy of 4, (17), and now a permitted driver, oh I am either

getting old or just prematurely gray, Caleb (7) and still bossing the others

around thinking he is the man of the house even though his daddy is home,

(6) she is gonna be my artist and support her momma, since none of them

are ever leaving home so they say, and (2 1/2) I believe he will be a

baseball player, has the best throw of anyone I know, and I have the bruises

to prove it, a big ole attitude, bright blue eyes and a devlish little grin,

oh yeah, and he has CF.

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I like it, guess there is something to be said for postural drainage, : ))

Take care,

, mommy of 4, (17), and now a permitted driver, oh I am either

getting old or just prematurely gray, Caleb (7) and still bossing the others

around thinking he is the man of the house even though his daddy is home,

(6) she is gonna be my artist and support her momma, since none of them

are ever leaving home so they say, and (2 1/2) I believe he will be a

baseball player, has the best throw of anyone I know, and I have the bruises

to prove it, a big ole attitude, bright blue eyes and a devlish little grin,

oh yeah, and he has CF.

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i don't know a site but our soon to be 3 year old with CF is amazing she

remembers stuff from movies can sing almost any song played on the radio. It

cracks everybody up at how smart she actually is.

I think God gives the CF kids " A special Gift " .

father of 3 girls 11 NOCF, 8 NOCF, soon to be 3

WITH CF

Re: How is Emma ?

> Hi ,

>

> Caleb was this shy also, and wouldnt participate in anything when he was

in

> preschool unless the teacher actually sat with him, as for Kindergarten,

> Caleb is a July baby, and I held him back one year until he was 6, like

> Isabelle, he had the smarts to go to Kindergarten, but socially he just

wasnt

> mature enough to go to school yet. Well Caleb does wonderful in school

now,

> he is in the Gifted and Talented, and gets all wonderful test marks and

> things on his report card. He cried the first couple days of

Kindergarten,

> but first grade is going much smoother. If I had it to do over again,

which

> I will with :) since he is a July baby too, I wouldnt change a

thing.

> is also shy, just not as shy as Caleb, she did good in Preschool and

is

> doing great in Kindergarten, she was 6 in December.

> I am sure Isabelle will do wonderful once she makes up her mind that she

> wants to go to school, thats what Caleb did, well take care, and I love

the

> long response.

> As for , I let her drive for the first time yesterday, and she

did

> good, she is also one that gets very good grades, talks about wanting to

be a

> doctor, so we will see. Talk to you later,

>

> Take care,

> , mommy of 4, (17), and now a permitted driver, oh I am

either

> getting old or just prematurely gray, Caleb (7) and still bossing the

others

> around thinking he is the man of the house even though his daddy is home,

> (6) she is gonna be my artist and support her momma, since none of

them

> are ever leaving home so they say, and (2 1/2) I believe he will be

a

> baseball player, has the best throw of anyone I know, and I have the

bruises

> to prove it, a big ole attitude, bright blue eyes and a devlish little

grin,

> oh yeah, and he has CF.

>

>

>

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Don't know of any studies, but my 15 year old postulates that all the extra

oxygen to the brain from postural drainage twice a day makes him smarter! Ha

Ha!

CF & IQ

> Does anyone know about any studies that correlate CF and intelligence?

> Haga

> mom to 3 (2wcf)

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--I don,t know if having cf has anything to do with IQ 17 wcf

plays 8 different insturments, but I think she would have been able

to play them anyway.

- In cfparents@y..., jacesjoggers@a... wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> Yep, I sure do agree with you about God giving the kids a special

gift.

> sings with country songs, especially likes Toby , " I

Wanna Talk

> About Me " , he amazes us at how he remembers his treatment things,

asks, " time

> for my treatment yet? " and when I tell him yes, he says " lets go,

lets go " so

> yep, I agree with the special gift.

>

> Take care,

> , mommy of 4, (17), and now a permitted driver, oh I

am either

> getting old or just prematurely gray, Caleb (7) and still bossing

the others

> around thinking he is the man of the house even though his daddy is

home,

> (6) she is gonna be my artist and support her momma, since

none of them

> are ever leaving home so they say, and (2 1/2) I believe he

will be a

> baseball player, has the best throw of anyone I know, and I have

the bruises

> to prove it, a big ole attitude, bright blue eyes and a devlish

little grin,

> oh yeah, and he has CF.

>

>

>

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I don't know that CF kids are any smarter, inherently.

What I think happens is that the unusual level of discipline

these kids have to develop to do their treatments and take their

medicines every day, translates into other areas of their lives -

such as school work.

Possibly, they have a sense of the importance of things as well,

so they pay attention to the small stuff that goes on around them.

Regardless of why they seem smarter, it is hard to deny that kids

wcf are well represented in the gifted and talented set.

C

Mommy to Mick and Alli, 2 yo twins wcf, who, though delayed

due to prematurity and oral aversion, are amazingly bright, with a

talent for getting their way with mommy and wrapping daddy around

their little fingers.

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I feel CF makes them more mature than other children their own age. They

have so much to go through before others even start their day.

I also feel Maureen does so well in school because it is something she knows

she has full control over. (I am sure Rosemary would agree with me since our

daughters are the same age.) I think when Maureen does well in school it is

something that boost her self-esteem. I know she loves the feeling of praise

and superiority.

Meg

Mom of 3 11yowcf & Crohn's, 6.5ywocf & 1yowcf & GERD

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Yep, personalities are wonderful in these kids.

Take care,

, mommy of 4, (17), and now a permitted driver, oh I am either

getting old or just prematurely gray, Caleb (7) and still bossing the others

around thinking he is the man of the house even though his daddy is home,

(6) she is gonna be my artist and support her momma, since none of them

are ever leaving home so they say, and (2 1/2) I believe he will be a

baseball player, has the best throw of anyone I know, and I have the bruises

to prove it, a big ole attitude, bright blue eyes and a devlish little grin,

oh yeah, and he has CF.

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I think the CF children are not only more intelligent but have so much

brighter personalities.. I wonder if it is due to the extra attention they

receive while in hospital etc??? Who knows why, but it's definitely true!

Kate

Re: CF & IQ

Don't know of any studies, but my 15 year old postulates that all the extra

oxygen to the brain from postural drainage twice a day makes him smarter! Ha

Ha!

CF & IQ

> Does anyone know about any studies that correlate CF and intelligence?

> Haga

> mom to 3 (2wcf)

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