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For my DD, her brain injury was significant. She cannot swallow at all, even her own secretions. She's 2 1/2 and cannot lift her head. She has about 15 diagnoses in addition to her CP as a direct result of her brain injury. Yet her head is almost proportionate to her body and perfectly round. Lots of kids with brain injuries do way more than her, yet have teeny, pear-shaped heads and/or misshapen heads. All you can do is watch and wait and see what he does!
Here's a pic of my DD:
http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q...311101303b.jpg
Your daughter is beautiful!
Thanks for sharing with me about her. My son we are not yet sure just how significant the brain injury is. I can tell you as a 5 month old he can already lift his head up, he moves around quite a bit. He has hypertonia (overactive muscle tone) and he is a hearty eater. No swallowing problems or eating problems of any kind so far. So everything is kind of up in the air so far. I don't know how he will be mentally, or if he will be able to walk when he gets older or what....It is so hard not knowing!!! How long did it take until you started really seeing any problems with your daughter? I say that because for all intents and purposes my son seems fairly normal for a 4 month old, aside from the hypertonia and occassional eye contact problems.
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My daughter with Microcephaly
My Daughter has also had Microcephaly since she was born. We actually first noticed it during my Ultrasound around 6 months. She is now 18 months and can not crawl or stand or talk. She is a very happy girl and therapy seems to be improving things but whe has the development of about a 5 month old which makes since because her head size is also the size of a average 5 month old.Im very excited because next month we are attend the Children with Microcephaly Convention thats taking place in Scottsdale Arizona June 16- 20th. Im looking forward to meeting other parents with children with microcephaly. Im located in Missouri where are you living? I would love to hear more about your situation with your son. Feel free to write back.
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hi i just wanted to tell u about my son he 4months old an has hypertonia an microcephalus was also told his coprus callosum may be to thin havent got all results of his mri yet. but like yours he is very happy ,babbles, kicks, is now laying on his stomah holding head up . keeps his head up all time. an he loves to stand up with us holding him of course. i just cant belive there something wrong with our son an even his ped said she dont see what neurologist is seeing. he 14lbs which im told is real weight took him to child intervention an the screening was all good grades except for his motor skills. he still has not rolled over or has problems grabbing things . if anyone can give me more info all his diagnosis would be very appreciated we just found 2 days ago
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My 6 year old has microcephaly. His microcephaly is because he has two genetic syndromes both of which cause the brain to form smaller and stay smaller. His brain is actually structurally normal for the most part just small. He has moderate to severe global developmental delays in all areas of development and multiple medical issues and hypotonic muscles.Â
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